ugocon
Active Member
Another "Open Day" at my dealer in Rome today.
I went there hoping to test a VRSC: really curios to feel the thrust of the Porsche engine!
Arrived there.... no VRSC to test this time!
But there was a vivid black EG Ultra calling for me!
Yes , the bike is heavy, but moving it pushing with feet doesn't feel much worse than my Street Bob.
When moving, the engine runs very smooth, less vibrations than my Dyna, but the weight decreases the performances: the lost in acceleration is sensible!
The handling is great: swinging from one side to another of the road is very easy and with a very little effort.
Brakes are good (very easy to be better than a Dyna, though! :49.
Overall very comfortable, smooth and pleasant to drive.
But I wouldn't get it if my objective is not to tour, tour, tour....
I prefer the Street Glide: lighter look and more an impression of a general purpose bike.:s
BTW, there was the first "48" in show (not in test, unfortunately).
At first, I didn't recognize it! :unsure
It's small, compact, with a tiny (and I mean really tiny!!!) tank!
I'm curios about the efficiency of the rear mirror hanging underneath the bar... next time maybe!
Anyway, it looks nice, but, IMO, very few room for mods, unless spoiling its inner nature.
Ciao
Ugo
I went there hoping to test a VRSC: really curios to feel the thrust of the Porsche engine!
Arrived there.... no VRSC to test this time!
But there was a vivid black EG Ultra calling for me!
Yes , the bike is heavy, but moving it pushing with feet doesn't feel much worse than my Street Bob.
When moving, the engine runs very smooth, less vibrations than my Dyna, but the weight decreases the performances: the lost in acceleration is sensible!
The handling is great: swinging from one side to another of the road is very easy and with a very little effort.
Brakes are good (very easy to be better than a Dyna, though! :49.
Overall very comfortable, smooth and pleasant to drive.
But I wouldn't get it if my objective is not to tour, tour, tour....
I prefer the Street Glide: lighter look and more an impression of a general purpose bike.:s
BTW, there was the first "48" in show (not in test, unfortunately).
At first, I didn't recognize it! :unsure
It's small, compact, with a tiny (and I mean really tiny!!!) tank!
I'm curios about the efficiency of the rear mirror hanging underneath the bar... next time maybe!
Anyway, it looks nice, but, IMO, very few room for mods, unless spoiling its inner nature.
Ciao
Ugo