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I have a feeling it will do better in the European market, same way the vrod did.
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I was very impressed with the Triumph trident. Very quick and agile and ran so smooth.
Yeah if I didn’t have the FTR I think I would buy that Trident. It’s quick, it’s fun and it’s only $8000.Once you go triple, life becomes simple.![]()
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That doesn't have much to do with a street 1250cc motorcycle, right?Are they going racing again? I think not. Since 2016 Indian has beaten Harley at their own game and they bowed out. Sad.![]()
hahah gotcha, I still think they should have made a scrambler model out of the sportster.I know, that’s why I said visually.![]()
something that can corner a little at least.what do you mean by its not actually a sportster its a cruiser with the sportster badge? what did you consider the previous sportsters to be?
Have you ridden one? Because this idea it can only go in a straight line because the front tire is a little fat is pretty far off. I don’t think people are taking their 48’s or iron 883s through the hills as they had a pretty similar ground clearance.something that can corner a little at least.
the Sportster range of Harleys were lighter and had a better lean angle than their big brothers in the lineup.
My husband's Roadster has zero chicken strips on the rear tyre at all.
His front tyre is the same width as the front on my FTR so it corners pretty well.
While the ground clearance on the S may be similar, that huge front means it doesn't turn as well. So while you could take previous sporties for a quick blat through the hills or blast off from the lights, this one is more for straight roads. a sporty bike corners well, this one doesn't.
and people were comparing it to the FTR - it clearly is nothing like the FTR
No I haven't ridden the Sporster S cause I'm not remotely interested in one. But I've seen MULTIPLE reviews now where people have said the width of the front tyre means it doesn't corner as well as the Sporsters that came before it.Have you ridden one? Because this idea it can only go in a straight line because the front tire is a little fat is pretty far off. I don’t think people are taking their 48’s or iron 883s through the hills as they had a pretty similar ground clearance.