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:D Larry , I don't think the fuel range is gonna be the limiting factor in how far one can ride this thing ;D Will believe the 100 HP thing when someone puts it on a dyno . Dusty
I prefer the Kawasaki Drifter 800. This is their first big mistake. This a bike that no one is asking for and it cheapens the look of the current models.
Not too keen on those forward foot controls, though.
Huh? Are we looking at the same bike?I'm NOT a fan of water cooled bikes, BUT at first glance I really like this and think it has a lot going for it:
Yeah, me too and personally that's a deal breaker, but overall...and I can hope they'd make a mid-mount option...
I admit that it looks good in Indian red. I didn't really care for the earlier picture with the silver paint.
2nd that thought! ... and obviously, I'm a sucker for nearly any bike with a brown or tan saddle.
In reality, I guess this new Scout is more appropriately comparable to the long-running H-D V-rod series as presented in the current Muscle model.The H-D also weighs about 100 pounds more and it has not been a huge seller in the US.
Why is everyone comparing this Sports ter - sized bike to a V-rod?
I like it too, and with twice the hp of the H-D Sportster 1200, only a brainwashed fool would choose the Sporty over the Indian. :bow
Because it's a water-cooled v-twin?
Why is everyone comparing this Sportster - sized bike to a V-rod?
Of course, I was rather enjoying looking at the bike until you went and posted this pic with a clear view of the mufflers/exhaust; for me those are really the only things that don't work visually.
I like it but those forward controls don't work for me and with that low seat not sure mids would work unless I put my shoes on my knees. With 100hp and 525 or so LBs it should be a fun ride.
I like it. There is an option to move the controls rearward by 2 inches. It's not clear if that's sufficient to class them as "mid-mount" enough for my taste.
I like it too, and with twice the hp of the H-D Sportster 1200, only a brainwashed fool would choose the Sporty over the Indian.