dududuckling
Cruisin' Guzzisti
Hi,
I made a new group of friends in town and went riding with them for the first time.
We started off at Cars and Coffee and got a lot of thumbs up on Todd’s exhausts. Not terribly loud, but throatier than most bikes. Next we went up the hwy 192 to hwy 150 to Ojai, then 33 down to 101 and back to Santa Barbara, the whole way ranging between 50-80 mph. The temperature ranged between 70F in Santa Barbara to 101F in Ojai.
It was my first time riding the V7III in this hot of a weather. No loss of power, no leaks, just keep going. To say the least, being air-cooled and all, I was impressed.
Hats off again to Todd for the exhausts. Many people thought they come stock from the factory due to its matching finish and transition from the pipes.
PS: I had trouble accelerating and keeping up with them in a straight line (i.e from a stop sign). Them being Triumph Bonneville, Triumph Street Twin, FZ-07, Aprilia Dorsoduro. When I squeezed the throttle, I got a nice deep sound from the mufflers, and the other bikes disappeared on me
I made a new group of friends in town and went riding with them for the first time.
We started off at Cars and Coffee and got a lot of thumbs up on Todd’s exhausts. Not terribly loud, but throatier than most bikes. Next we went up the hwy 192 to hwy 150 to Ojai, then 33 down to 101 and back to Santa Barbara, the whole way ranging between 50-80 mph. The temperature ranged between 70F in Santa Barbara to 101F in Ojai.
It was my first time riding the V7III in this hot of a weather. No loss of power, no leaks, just keep going. To say the least, being air-cooled and all, I was impressed.
Hats off again to Todd for the exhausts. Many people thought they come stock from the factory due to its matching finish and transition from the pipes.
PS: I had trouble accelerating and keeping up with them in a straight line (i.e from a stop sign). Them being Triumph Bonneville, Triumph Street Twin, FZ-07, Aprilia Dorsoduro. When I squeezed the throttle, I got a nice deep sound from the mufflers, and the other bikes disappeared on me
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