Paul,
Found one! Its on the bike already! :-)
I do think this is going to be a landmark year in my motorcycling -
the year I was able to ride all day and not worry about feeling stiff.
-Joey
On Wed, Mar 30, 2011 at 2:30 PM, Paul wrote:
> *Joey, I think you will find that put
*Joey, I think you will find that putting those kinds of miles on a 1000cc
bike versus a 450cc is going to be quite different. Especially if you can
find yourself a good windshield which will greatly minimize wind fatigue on
longer road trips. *
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*Paul
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On Wed, Mar 30, 2011 at 6:14 AM, Joey Kel
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I did 1047 miles on a VFR700 when I was 35 to earn my Iron Butt! Awesome day
and my friend on a Road King did it with me.
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Paul and All,
My mileage record was last fall - 375 miles on the 82 450. Yes -
it hurt. ...
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> Paul and All,
> My mileage record was last fall - 375 miles on the 82 450. Yes -
> it hurt. Yes it was a long day. Yes I regretted it when I tried to get up
> the stairs to my apartment.
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Paul and All,
My mileage record was last fall - 375 miles on the 82 450. Yes -
it hurt. Yes it was a long day. Yes I regretted it when I tried to get up
the stairs to my apartment
Paul and All,
My mileage record was last fall - 375 miles on the 82 450. Yes -
it hurt. Yes it was a long day. Yes I regretted it when I tried to get up
the stairs to my apartment.
That having been said - it was a great final act for it - the only
ride since has been a brief one
I recently did over 500 miles in a day on my NH on a return from the
Dragon in NC. By stopping every couple of hours to stretch and gas up,
and then breaking for an hour for lunch, it was no problem. Yes, I was
tired when I got home, but felt fine the next day. Of course, the
bike never missed a b
*Honestly, I will admit that the MOST I have ever ridden in one day (as far
back as my memory can go) is 500 miles. I was in my 20s and riding a
Goldwing. It was STILL hard on me!*
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*Paul
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On Tue, Mar 29, 2011 at 9:52 AM, Jurisgnostic wrote:
> I rode my 1984 Honda nighthawk 650 700 miles one d
I rode my 1984 Honda nighthawk 650 700 miles one day. Don't recommend
it, but i survived.
On Mar 28, 6:22 pm, Javier Garcia wrote:
> Nice finding Paul. I would ask what is his definition for "low mileage"
> first. I once ride for about 8 hours on mine. I did a bunch of stops, and
> there were at
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