CajunRider
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Just picked up a used Classic with only 2000 miles on it!
It'll be a big sister to my R1200 Montauk.
This is going to be set up for touring, so a few things will be needed...
- Bring the handlebars up and back a couple inches to get rid of the forward lean while riding
- Put larger (& hopefully lockable) saddlebags
- Find a way to get a gallon or two of emergency gas in case of poor planning when going through sparsely populated areas
For now, here she is with lil sis:
It'll be a big sister to my R1200 Montauk.
This is going to be set up for touring, so a few things will be needed...
- Bring the handlebars up and back a couple inches to get rid of the forward lean while riding
- Put larger (& hopefully lockable) saddlebags
- Find a way to get a gallon or two of emergency gas in case of poor planning when going through sparsely populated areas
For now, here she is with lil sis:
