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Sly Nic · 03-16-2016, 09:51 AM

I had to give up riding my big street cruiser in 2007 due to an occupational knee injury - it hurt me to ride any more than about 10 minutes. There were tears in my eyes when I found a good home for the Intruder LC1500 but I let it go.

Since then, I have driven nothing but roadsters because I am addicted to the open air and the feel of my environment. I went from a Pontiac Solstice (new in 2007) to a new 2014 370Z Pearl white roadster.

These are no substitute for a bike but as close to it as I will ever get and just as enjoyable if not more.

Congratulations on your roadster.

03-16-2016, 09:51 AM	#6 (permalink)
Sly Nic Base Member Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Calgary Posts: 61 Drives: 2014 PW Roadster AT Rep Power: 14	I had to give up riding my big street cruiser in 2007 due to an occupational knee injury - it hurt me to ride any more than about 10 minutes. There were tears in my eyes when I found a good home for the Intruder LC1500 but I let it go. Since then, I have driven nothing but roadsters because I am addicted to the open air and the feel of my environment. I went from a Pontiac Solstice (new in 2007) to a new 2014 370Z Pearl white roadster. These are no substitute for a bike but as close to it as I will ever get and just as enjoyable if not more. Congratulations on your roadster. __________________ 2014 Roadster - pearl white with frost leather and black top. Hood struts, tinted glass, HR spacers (20mm front/25mm back), blacked emblems, blue LED lights.