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Royal Enfield rider Dan rides his Classic 350 on a mountain road in NC: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79EuIgioLDc
Makes me want to buy a Royal Enfield 350!Moto
You would like it, Moto.
You would like it, Moto. Proof positive that is more fun to ride a slow bike fast than a fast bike slow. There are way too many mail boxes on that road to go fast, and the little Enfield is having a good time. They are *very* good handling bikes.. the chassis is by Harris..and the long stroke engine is enjoyable to operate. That said, if the trike hadn't pulled over, he'd never have been able to safely pass because of the low horsepower. If RE punches it out to 500 cc, I'll be on it like a duck on a June bug. Classic Brit single looks, too. I've already had more compliments on it than any other bike I've had.
I bet I would! Does it have a real stump puller of a first gear? I'm thinking I might tow one to Nevada next summer instead of my T3, which was too heavy for my car when I took it out to the Black Hills a couple of weeks ago on my MoTow hitch. I'm a slow and tenacious explorer of mountain dirt roads.
You would like it, Moto...
Interesting. I wonder how the camera is mounted because it stays parallel to the road while the bike leans over.
Well, Chuck, I just bought this bronze one with chrome tank panels! So far, I like it a lot.(That's the Yerkes Observatory in the background, on my way home.)By the way, where can I find those saddlebags you have?Moto
Great minds travel the same paths.. The bronze/chrome version was my first choice. I had called Mike, the dealer and old Guzzi Guy, and he had one, but didn't offer test rides. I found a Hawg dealer in Lafayette that did offer test rides, and I fell in love. Being a Hawg dealer, though, there was a $500 "market adjustment" tacked on to the price. I would much rather buy from a mom and pop shop anyway.. and went to Indy the next day with money in hand. He'd sold it the day before to a guy on the V11S list. Said he had a green one coming in so I said I'd take it. I like my greenie just fine. You'll find it takes some miles to break in. Mine is still loosening up at 900 miles, now.The saddlebags are off Etsy, direct from India, and cost roughly $65 for the pair. Delivered. They're lined, and have a zipper pocket inside, along with a plain pocket. Goat hide. Cow hide would be better.. but..
I added a Royal Enfield logo for five bucks, after confirming with the seller that it was available.