Design Your Own 'perfect' Motorcycle.
Published: September 27th, 2006
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I've owned a CBR600F2, Triumph Sprint ST, and a Kawasaki Vulcan Nomad. All were good bikes for a specific purpose but lacked something in the all-around department. The F2 was worthless for two-up riding and had zero luggage capacity. The Triumph was an excellent all around bike but lacked the wiggle-room necessary to avoid cramped legs and a sore butt over distance. The Nomad was great for distance riding but was cumbersome for street riding and had the frame rigidity of a cucumber.
My perfect bike? FJR1300 engine, FZ1 brakes and suspension, seating position of BMW R1200CL, wind protection of ST1300, and luggage capacity of an HD Ultra Classic.
What would you build?
Get Motorcycle.com in your InboxMy perfect bike? FJR1300 engine, FZ1 brakes and suspension, seating position of BMW R1200CL, wind protection of ST1300, and luggage capacity of an HD Ultra Classic.
What would you build?
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