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I hear ya, I experienced the same thing when I was selling my HD FXSTB.I'm not sold on the Multistrada myself, aesthetically speaking, but everything I've read or heard about it is that if you can only have one motorcycle it IS the ticket. As far as dealer service goes I guess I'm somewhat spoiled having 3 Ducati and 3 Moto Guzzi dealerships (plus two Moto Guzzi independent shops) within 2 hours of me, the closest only being about 30-45 minutes away.
Mike,If dealers are a priority, nothing touches HD.BUT, more and more Triumph is expanding.That, coupled with extreme reliability might make one a right fit for you. I don't remember, but was one on your demo list of sorrow?
LOL! People are strange. I have the feeling that if I'd offered it at $0.00, people would be wanting me to deliver it!
Rocker its just not fair. After tons of questions and following your posts I bought a low mileage lemans this summer to do some sport touring on and now you are selling yours....seems lame. I think you should keep it and do lots of restoration work with pics and threads so that I may be entertained! I guess you are way older than me and its time for a couch on wheels, cruiser.Good luck with you future bike search and here is a pic of mine that has 1800 miles on it.
Dl.............. very nice Rosso....... see boys, there out there!!!! Now if I could just find that owner of the equivilant in a RM to PM me. :pop
Well, I've narrowed it down. And, back to my original thought of a couple years ago!-Guzzi Stelvio NTX. Just like I drive a Chevrolet Suburban for what it can do when needed, the Stelvio is one heck of a two-wheeled SUV. Not what I want to ride everyday, so probably wouldn't commute on it, but a Stelvio would fill the bill for most of my weekend and week-long riding. It's comfortable 2-up, and most of my riding over the past few years has been 2-up. It has long travel suspension, so rough roads and gravel roads are no problem. So, if I had to pick a new bike today, it would probably be an NTX.
Our very own RatGuzzi is headed back to Illinois, as I write this, with the Nero Corsa snuggly packed in his van.Says to look for it in Killboy photos at The Dragon, come springtime. :bike
That's going to be a *lot* of holes to drill..
No Triumph dealer around here. Nearest is also the nearest Guzzi dealer 120 miles. The dealer thing was just a thought. Would sure be nice to have one 20 miles away.
So, in a moment of weakness, I agreed to a sale. His transport picks the bike up tomorrow...
So... what are you gonna buy ? Dusty
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