That’s not true!! I used to have a pair just like that on an old bike of mine.....:wink2:
Get A Grip On It
Finally changed out my original grips and went with the vintage looking grips that Yamaha used on their old Enduros that I love so much. I like the look and the feel of the larger diameter grips, and they look right on this style bike. At least I think so. jevers will like them, but Ben won't. :nerd:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/yamaha-end...205967?hash=item3b3f21200f:g:AjAAAOSwJ2teAZNA
https://www.ebay.com/itm/yamaha-end...205967?hash=item3b3f21200f:g:AjAAAOSwJ2teAZNA
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I got out for a ride on Sunday with my oldest son. I raised my boys on Honda XRs from a little XR100 up thru the XR600. So it only makes sense that he now owns an XR650L. It felt so good to finally put in some miles.
I have a 70 mile loop that I often ride on Sundays that avoids the typical grid pattern roads. Some nice sweeping curves and S-curves. One really tight curve that last year claimed the life of a 32 year old motorcyclist. He came into it too fast for his big Harley and fixated on an incoming pickup truck. He was a long time EMT and probably saved multiple bikers over his career. I give that curve some newfound respect.
I have a 70 mile loop that I often ride on Sundays that avoids the typical grid pattern roads. Some nice sweeping curves and S-curves. One really tight curve that last year claimed the life of a 32 year old motorcyclist. He came into it too fast for his big Harley and fixated on an incoming pickup truck. He was a long time EMT and probably saved multiple bikers over his career. I give that curve some newfound respect.
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