AZ_Ed
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I got my 2012 NC700X last week. So far it is everything I had hoped for, a mid size bike that was not too heavy. Just a fun RIDE. I have already ordered the Honda touring windshield, should be in next month. I plan on getting the center stand and saddlebags this winter. Other than those must have's I am open to other suggestions.
I have been riding since 1970 and have had at least 1 motorcycle (except for a 2 month period in 1976 when I sold my DS7 and before I bought my CB400f) in my carport. Currently I have 3 motorcycles licensed and insured. They are the NC700X, Triumph Sprint and Suzuki GS300l.
From 1981 to 1990 I was an instructor for MSF in Tucson, AZ. I think I have taught about 1500 people how to ride. There was about a 10 year period when I only rode 1 or 2 thousand miles a year, mostly just a sunday ride or poker run, but the last couple of years I have started riding more. I am estimating maybe 10K a year on the new bike.
Ed
I got my 2012 NC700X last week. So far it is everything I had hoped for, a mid size bike that was not too heavy. Just a fun RIDE. I have already ordered the Honda touring windshield, should be in next month. I plan on getting the center stand and saddlebags this winter. Other than those must have's I am open to other suggestions.
I have been riding since 1970 and have had at least 1 motorcycle (except for a 2 month period in 1976 when I sold my DS7 and before I bought my CB400f) in my carport. Currently I have 3 motorcycles licensed and insured. They are the NC700X, Triumph Sprint and Suzuki GS300l.
From 1981 to 1990 I was an instructor for MSF in Tucson, AZ. I think I have taught about 1500 people how to ride. There was about a 10 year period when I only rode 1 or 2 thousand miles a year, mostly just a sunday ride or poker run, but the last couple of years I have started riding more. I am estimating maybe 10K a year on the new bike.
Ed
