Back in the saddle again....

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AZgl1500 wrote:

She looks exactly like the one I owned that wiped out a semi-truck

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That's a shame... But glad your still around to tell the story


Bikefix wrote:

Very nice! and the fastest color came with it! Congrats!!! You got that right regarding the rain, I have cabin fever so badandonly a bike fix can remmendy the illness.

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Thanks neighbor! Rain rain go away!!


Rudy wrote:

Hey I'm with him.
I think between BikeFix in Ball Ground and me in Woodstock, we have you surrounded. Let's hook up. I never tire of seeing 1500s.

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Thanks other neighbor! We'll definitely have to hook up.


chiefcherokee wrote:

Beautiful! I've got the same bike, you're gonna love it!

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Thanks chief! I have your signature posted on my wall next to my desk... :cooler:


Pate wrote:

NICE GOT ONE JUST LIKE IT,YOU WILL LOVE THAT CORBIN SEAT IF NOT HOLLIER AT ME..

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Thanks Pate! My first impression of the Corbin was that is was hard. But the few minutes I have ridden; 1st, I'm only 5'7" so I need all the help I can get to get my feet on the ground. 2nd, it seems remarkably comfortable for it's stiffness. But then a 20 minute ride is not a very good reference...



Thanks all!!

I'm revved up over my first GW and thought it was the coolest thing since sliced bread cruising down the road with tunes blaring :cooldj:

I am getting used to the size of this behemoth on low speed maneuvering but with each stop & start I get better and better.

Once rolling, it is surprisingly nimble. Though not a lot of ground clearance. Already drug a running board in a slow tight corner...

I have many questions for future posts and forum fodder.

Thanks for all the well wishes!

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Safe & happy riding!!

JB