MichaelC
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Oh yah baby!!
That looks awesome! I need to go see one in person. I sold my Triumph Speedmaster when I bought my Blackwing. I'm about ready for another motorcycle.
Ride safe, Brother!
Oh yah baby!!
That looks awesome! I need to go see one in person. I sold my Triumph Speedmaster when I bought my Blackwing. I'm about ready for another motorcycle. Ride safe, Brother!
Thanks Michael!
I haven't had a bike in a while, and they reduced the prices on all new old-stock 2024 models, of which this was one. It's easily my favorite MV in the past 10+ years, limited edition of 300 globally in this color scheme! 🍻
I know!
No commuting on bikes for me! It's just for leisure, nothing remotely excessive 😉, a true cafe-hopping device 🤘😎
More power than I'll ever need in a motorcycle ;)
Even at 798cc. I wouldn't dare go into the 1l territory unless it's an adventure bike........
The price of the bike....
Is like two or three options on the Aston LoL 😄 They discounted it by $5,600 so I couldn't refuse 😇 That Aston will take a bit longer to make financially feasible 🙂 By the way, I saw a brand new one with my favorite orange color interior (California Poppy...
Yes!!
It's truly just a fun toy for me, I was never a 'serious' sport bike rider who would commute on or track a bike....
They mostly are toys 😁
But fun nevertheless 👍🏻 Commuting on this takes quite some commitment, so I am not surprised that that’s not its intended use 😊
Congratulations! On my Sunday rides to the the fun roads it's always a rare treat to see an MV Agusta! They stand out in the sea of H2s, Panigales, RSV4s and BMW 1000 RRs (hmm, so
does my modified 32 year old Kwakasaurus, lol). MVs might be too rare and too fine to push the envelope on but you can't just put around on it. The slowest racy guys tend to get more tickets. The fastest racy guys tend to get more ambulance rides. Besides...
Absolutely the best approach. Many times I've seen BAD outcomes when the least skilled guy in a skilled group ends up in the trauma unit or the morgue by riding beyond
his (or her) skill set trying to keep up. A small dose of that situation will help you become better but you need to be able to recognize when it's time to let them go.
