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| Jack_Cheese |
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I think they're gorgeous bikes! Go for it! Just remember, whichever bike you pick, you're going to have to be sure that it wont cause any damage to your shoulder. If you explain to your dealer you need a longer test ride due to your shoulder, i'm sure they'll be more than accomodating. What about a KTM Superduke? Awesome machines! A speed triple might be good for you too. (i'm just thinking of the loopiest naked bikes i can)
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| mr.z |
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Fazers aren't the comfyest either
You'd be wanting something the makes you lean as little as possble on your arm, anytning upright should do the trick...
Big supermoto type bikes would be perfect, i.e. GS (bit pricey) or even better a TDM 850/900 2cylinder, 70/80bhpish, nice to ride, good fun, comfy as a very comfy thing africa twin would be good too, you'll need to be tallish though...
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| kb-zxr |
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M O P E D
Or maybe a Harley
Will your shoulder be able to withstand high speeds on a naked bike though. I reckon the Z1000 are quite brutal, could you still hang on?
Sorry to hear about your accident mate.
On a more light hearted note if you get a robotic arm you will still be able to ride a MV Auguta like Smithy out of I-Robot  |
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| Kaben |
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KTM 950SM, Awesome looking bikes, and have has exellent reviews. ____________________ Its Not a Melon, Its Clearly a Lime!!
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| extreme3d |
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I think you have two options:
One don't ride for at least another year - allow your shoulder to regain it's strength. Think long term here.
If you must ride then stay clear of naked bikes and those that have a sporty riding position. You need an upright bike with a screen. There are plenty to choose from but since you've owned an R6 your clearly like performance and don't want a commuter/heavyweight so here's my recommendations:
Z750s (don't overlook this bike)
Fazer 1000 (2006 looks good )
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| Redd |
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| Biker-Kev |
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Hey, you would probably be best suited to a touring bike i would have thought due to there high level of comfort. Also possibly a trails/supermoto bike as they have upright seating and have the almighty suspention in which you will not feel the bumps so much.
This is only my suggestions
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 21 years ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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