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Ok I got to ask this question why do a few members here seem to get so hell bent and so much enjoyment by putting down the VL 800.
Now I don't mind if you moved up to a bigger bike or you like to give some helpful hints to other members but why in the hell are you putting down the VL 800 so much.
I been on and off this forum for a few years now and I use to enjoy it but not so much anymore, it's getting quite sad when I start to read post after post how great there new ride is and they are so happy they have moved on from the VL 800 which was nothing but trouble for them.
Btw I have owned three C50's which I have really enjoyed, I am not a new rider unless you think 37 years on the road is a short time, bigger bikes I have had many of them last bike was a 2001 Harley Davidson Dyna Super Glide and btw if you think by owning a bigger bike you will never have no troubles then you are fooling yourself.
Ok yes the VL 800 has some problems but show me a bike that doesn't bet you can't and if you find that riding on the super slab at 90 mph was to hard then take the back roads at a more relaxed pace and 90% of the time you will give you better scenery and it's called cruising.
I said my two cents worth and I am sure I will get a few replies from some of these members that I am sure that I have upset now, it doesn't matter I now go to another forum for VL 800's and yet to find any doom and gloom there about these bikes and it's a pleasure to read there post's on how much they love them.
Now I don't mind if you moved up to a bigger bike or you like to give some helpful hints to other members but why in the hell are you putting down the VL 800 so much.
I been on and off this forum for a few years now and I use to enjoy it but not so much anymore, it's getting quite sad when I start to read post after post how great there new ride is and they are so happy they have moved on from the VL 800 which was nothing but trouble for them.
Btw I have owned three C50's which I have really enjoyed, I am not a new rider unless you think 37 years on the road is a short time, bigger bikes I have had many of them last bike was a 2001 Harley Davidson Dyna Super Glide and btw if you think by owning a bigger bike you will never have no troubles then you are fooling yourself.
Ok yes the VL 800 has some problems but show me a bike that doesn't bet you can't and if you find that riding on the super slab at 90 mph was to hard then take the back roads at a more relaxed pace and 90% of the time you will give you better scenery and it's called cruising.
I said my two cents worth and I am sure I will get a few replies from some of these members that I am sure that I have upset now, it doesn't matter I now go to another forum for VL 800's and yet to find any doom and gloom there about these bikes and it's a pleasure to read there post's on how much they love them.