Get temp plates, fly out and enjoy the ride home on your new bike.sps said:Im thinking about buying a bike on the other side of the country. Do you guys have any suggestions for getting it home?
I second that, no better way to break it in.bruce19 said:Get temp plates, fly out and enjoy the ride home on your new bike.
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I've done it a couple times on a '96 SS/SP and '97 SS/SP. Most comfortable bikes I've ever owned. I'm planning on taking the 998 to Cape Breton this Fall and to Death Valley next Spring. The 998 has Cycle Cat bar risers but the SS was unmodified. BTW, I was serious about getting your bike for you, if you are interested. Where is it and what is it?sps said:Would you guys actually ride a Duc cross country?? That sounds painful!
For a couple years in here, almost, I have recommended these guys, whom have always delivered on time and at reasonable expense, and undamaged.sps said:Im thinking about buying a bike on the other side of the country. Do you guys have any suggestions for getting it home?
Ride it?sps said:Im thinking about buying a bike on the other side of the country. Do you guys have any suggestions for getting it home?