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Madison Motorsports
Nick Hayden article in USA Today - Printable Version

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- .RJ - 03-06-2007

So much for your assumption that Holiday Inn's are franchised and all well run establishments.


- HAULN-SS - 03-06-2007

you're not even making any sense now. I made zero assumptions. Actually, I said the franchised ones were the shittiest ones. Unless I mis-typed, but I'll let you check and see about that part.


- .RJ - 03-06-2007

I should have said "chain" instead of "franchised". My bad.

But you did say Holiday Inn doesnt suck and the Express version does.

HAULN-SS Wrote:I've stayed at some uber nice holiday inns before. The actual chain ones are a lot better than the express versions which are independently owned I think



- Apoc - 03-06-2007

.RJ Wrote:Go buy your bobo ass single carbamaphone 900 lb bike

519 sucka!


- .RJ - 03-06-2007

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577 + Chris = ???


- HAULN-SS - 03-06-2007

right..express = independently owned, chain = corporate hotels...the corporate ones i've been to were all really nice.

anyhow


- .RJ - 03-06-2007

HAULN-SS Wrote:right..express = independently owned, chain = corporate hotels...the corporate ones i've been to were all really nice.

I'm not staying in an express, donkey. You even quoted that.


- HAULN-SS - 03-06-2007

oh. i thought it was a typo, thats why it was in bold. I thought you said holiday inn, when you meant holiday inn express


- .RJ - 03-06-2007

No, I typed holiday inn because I meant holiday inn.

I'll take a picture if you want.


- Apoc - 03-06-2007

.RJ Wrote:http://www.motorcyclecruiser.com/roadtests/honda_shadow_aero_750/

577 + Chris = ???

pishhh.... wet weight doesn't count. Although with me and the wife I guess 900lbs isn't out of the question.

That doesn't bring up an important concern. Does the rear suspension have enough travel not to bottom out (unlike the Sportster 883)? Hmm...


- .RJ - 03-06-2007

Apoc Wrote:pishhh.... wet weight doesn't count. Although with me and the wife I guess 900lbs isn't out of the question.

Only if you plan on running your bike without oil, coolant or any fuel... :lol:


- Mike - 03-06-2007

Apoc Wrote:
.RJ Wrote:http://www.motorcyclecruiser.com/roadtests/honda_shadow_aero_750/

577 + Chris = ???

pishhh.... wet weight doesn't count. Although with me and the wife I guess 900lbs isn't out of the question.

out of the question? isn't it a given and then some?


- Apoc - 03-06-2007

Mike Wrote:out of the question? isn't it a given and then some?

Yeah but I've been working out so watch out 900... here I come!

This is what concerns me...

The Aero is a nice enough motorcycle, though my 220 pounds overwhelm the suspension on a bumpy road.

What chance does 350 have?


- Mike - 03-06-2007

none. time for a harley?


- Apoc - 03-06-2007

nevaR


- .RJ - 03-06-2007

Stop trying to make up new excuses and buy that bike this weekend.

I <3 off-topic


- Apoc - 03-06-2007

This is a legit concern and a new excuse. The Sportster was decent until we got to a bad part of road and it started bottoming out. Uncomfortable on long rides is one thing but actually hitting rock bottom is a whole 'nother ball game. I really question the reviews though 'cause these people are used to cruisers and what seems harsh to them may be like a couch to sportbikers.

The rear travel on the SV is ~5.4" and I haven't touch the preload on it (yeah yeah... whatever). The Aero is 3.5" and it has a 5-pos preload so maybe it'll work? Although travel is travel and preloading the spring isn't going to make it resist the total weight any. I guess we'll actually have to sit on one.


- .RJ - 03-06-2007

Put stiffer springs on the shocks then. Bitchface!


- Apoc - 03-06-2007

Now you're getting into a whole new ballgame. That requires work (read: money) and I'm lazy.


- .RJ - 03-06-2007

I'm sure you can pay someone to do it for you. I'll do it for dinner and a handjob.