GSMetal
New member
Well, here in Wisconsin, the weather turned 58 degrees and that was enough for me to take my new (to me) 650GT out for its first real ride.
A few observations:
- It’s easy to get used to not clutching or shifting. I’ve had motorcycles for 40 years.
- I had it up to 60 mph and it was just as happy as could be (I was just cruising the local roads so no freeway speeds yet)
-When driving, and looking down the road, you’d never know you were on a ‘scooter’.
-The engine has a nice growl to it.
- It’s VERY nimble.
- Oncoming motorcyclists believe you’re a motorcycle and wave to you. Of course, this doesn’t apply to Harley riders who only wave to each other.
- The overall wind protection is phenomenal and the AeroFlow windshield is particularly good.
Overall it was a fun few hours of bonding with the little guy.
GSMetal
A few observations:
- It’s easy to get used to not clutching or shifting. I’ve had motorcycles for 40 years.
- I had it up to 60 mph and it was just as happy as could be (I was just cruising the local roads so no freeway speeds yet)
-When driving, and looking down the road, you’d never know you were on a ‘scooter’.
-The engine has a nice growl to it.
- It’s VERY nimble.
- Oncoming motorcyclists believe you’re a motorcycle and wave to you. Of course, this doesn’t apply to Harley riders who only wave to each other.
- The overall wind protection is phenomenal and the AeroFlow windshield is particularly good.
Overall it was a fun few hours of bonding with the little guy.
GSMetal