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cleaning the carbs for my super K ('79 cb750/9k). i want to have it ready for next summer
 

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Yep...Besides my 91 Wing, I also own a 97 Valkyrie standard, my hot rod Goldwing! and I have a 98 Kawasaki KLR 650, for when I want to get a little dirty. I'm also going to pick up a Specialized Hardrock mountain bike this weekend...Does it count? It's a bike!
 

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Yep...Besides my 91 Wing, I also own a 97 Valkyrie standard, my hot rod Goldwing! and I have a 98 Kawasaki KLR 650, for when I want to get a little dirty. I'm also going to pick up a Specialized Hardrock mountain bike this weekend...Does it count? It's a bike!
i went to the shop and looked at new bianchi's just before christmas but i need to do some work on the wings and my super " k " first
 

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Bianchis are nice! I understand getting your bikes in order, spring is coming. The only thing I need for my Wing is tires and brakes. Those are coming in April. I'm looking at the Specialized Hardrock because it fits into my budget. I'm getting a leftover '10 disk for 391.00 out the door. I've read alot of good things about them. Good soild frames and decent componets. If I like mountain biking, I can upgrade the Hardrock as I go...Like our motorcyles!!
 

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I really like my KLR. It does just what I need it to. I'm too old to be a hard core dirt bike rider, but it takes me down any dirt road I may want to try. That, and it gets 50 plus mpg, with a 6.6 gallon tank. I like that alot, with the price of gas going up every day!
 

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i'm more of a roadie myself and i expect a new bianchi to cost $1000 - $1200 for a cheap one plus $150 or so for pedals. the 1500 needs a new rear tire and have the used left shock replaced. i'll change the fluid in the rear and check brakes while its apart. the 1200 just needs all brakes inspected
 

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I can't wait to get my Hardrock. I live up in the High Desert of Southern California. There are hundreds of trials right behind my house. I walk to keep in shape,and I see the guys on their mountain bikes and it looks like fun. I'm looking forward to giving it a try.
 

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i'm more of a roadie myself and i expect a new bianchi to cost $1000 - $1200 for a cheap one plus $150 or so for pedals. the 1500 needs a new rear tire and have the used left shock replaced. i'll change the fluid in the rear and check brakes while its apart. the 1200 just needs all brakes inspected
I got the Cannondale Synapse 4 and love it. Very comfortable as road bikes go. Also have a Jamis dakar team that I've had for about 12 years for my mountain bike riding.
 

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besides the bianchi i have a schwinn sierra mtn bike i got new back in '91, a super le tour. it's an early '80's bike, a le tourist tourist and my favorite $15 dollar bike
 

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My previous ride before the Goldwing.

I hated to see it go, but there wasn't enough budget for 2 bikes- so I sold the hotrod. My 1990 Vmax--totally bad to the bone and more than enough to have your drivers license revoked several times, but no room for the big man to stretch-out! This bike can lite it up in the first 3 gears and make your life flash before your eyes in 4th and 5th! The Vmax also has the marvelous ablity to embarass the so called Harley Vrod in the stop light Gran-Prix! LOL--so they can put that in thier Screamin-Eagle pipe and smoke it.
 

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Got my Specialized Hardrock on Saturday. Very nice, well made mountain bike. It is so cool to see little disk brakes on a bicycle! Took it out Sunday morning for about an hour. That was fun! I can't wait to get more riding time in. We are kinda morphing this into a bicycle thread,are we not?
 

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I hated to see it go, but there wasn't enough budget for 2 bikes- so I sold the hotrod. My 1990 Vmax--totally bad to the bone and more than enough to have your drivers license revoked several times, but no room for the big man to stretch-out! This bike can lite it up in the first 3 gears and make your life flash before your eyes in 4th and 5th! The Vmax also has the marvelous ablity to embarass the so called Harley Vrod in the stop light Gran-Prix! LOL--so they can put that in thier Screamin-Eagle pipe and smoke it.
bigjim, The Vmax has always been at the top of my list as something to own. I just never had that opportunity come to pass. It's a shame you had to let it go.
 
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