[Odyoa Yamaha]

As I head towards 5k miles I definitely feel the bike is much easier to move in and out of garage. When bike was new I would often fire bike up to put it away but now tend to push it.
I have definitely not got any stronger, maybe a little slack in belt as helped, any thoughts?

 

[Big-X]

I just think you're getting (have gotten) used to it Lol.

 

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As I head towards 5k miles I definitely feel the bike is much easier to move in and out of garage. When bike was new I would often fire bike up to put it away but now tend to push it.
I have definitely not got any stronger, maybe a little slack in belt as helped, any thoughts?

It's just a matter of adapting to a different style of bike. After owning nearly 30 motorcycles over the past 43 years, I have learned to adapt to each one. Now, back to the SCR, I have found that if I want to back her into a tight spot, I grab her by the horns ( handlebars) while facing the headlight. This method gives you a lot of control. If she starts to get away from you, just let go of the horns and let her come to a stop on the sidestand. Maybe I am stating the obvious. Jevers

 

[Schu]

As I head towards 5k miles I definitely feel the bike is much easier to move in and out of garage. When bike was new I would often fire bike up to put it away but now tend to push it.
I have definitely not got any stronger, maybe a little slack in belt as helped, any thoughts?

When it comes to moving this pig around in my garage, I still say this change was one of the best simple changes I made for improved turning radius.

Huge Turning Radius

First new thread here..... Have any of you made modifications to the hard stop on your triple tree to tighten up the turning radius? I just moved from an XV1100 to this SCR950 and I can't believe how much larger the turn radius is. It seems like a little material removed from the contact face of...

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