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To: Melas
It was in response to the ergonomics. The Rebel is one of the few bikes that I think fits me well. As far as powered, it's not possible since I do like to ride on the highway.

why not? top speed is over 75mph. heck, my 73 cb350 runs highway speeds just fine.
231 posted on 02/02/2007 6:10:26 AM PST by absolootezer0 (stop repeat offenders - don't re-elect them!)
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To: absolootezer0
why not? top speed is over 75mph. heck, my 73 cb350 runs highway speeds just fine.

That's exceedingly generous. I had a silver Rebel 450 back in the day, it could barely sustain 75mph for general riding condidtions. I had it over 100mph once, but that was on perfectly flat ground, a tail wind, and I was lying on the tank. It was actually that bike that convinced me that my father was right, and I needed a Harley.

When I stepped back and looked at it, what I liked best about that bike is that it was often mistaken for a Harley. I know Hottie especially hates to hear this, but I owned a dozen Japanese bikes of varying types before I bought my first HD. I'm intimately familiar with them.

For what it's worth, my baby girl is getting a Rebel for her 16th birthday.

232 posted on 02/02/2007 6:28:43 AM PST by Melas (Offending stupid people since 1963)
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To: absolootezer0

How true! You do that with a Harley for 2 months and its ready for a rebuild.


245 posted on 02/03/2007 9:25:35 AM PST by Mashood
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