Joined Nov 2013
317 Posts | 16+
Washington State, USA
I'm 49 going on 18.There's nothing more that I love doing,than blowin some young whipper snapper on his sportsbike into the weeds on my Tuono in the twisties.I smirk to myself as I see them watch nervously into their mirrors, as they try to shake me.When you pass em,they give up the fight and try to make out they weren't really going for it.I get faster as I get older,not slower.But a whole heap wiser too.I know where my limit is.Some don't.
52 joints not up to sports bikes (last one was a gsxr1000) but the tuono is comfortable and has the sports bike performance so it's just the jobbie for my age group
Since purchasing one of these fine (but temperamental) machines & and frankly loving every ******* minute of the experience, I was just wondering about the general demographic of ownership?
Looking at some of the T forums it seem's that it's the grumpy old *******s choice of steed?
Why is this???
I purchased my Tuono last year at age 68 after riding one at the dealership, although I wanted one for a couple of years. I have other machines (a Yamaha FJR and an Indian Scout) and while I enjoy them all, only the Tuono reminds me how I felt when I was riding forty years ago.
what a great commentI purchased my Tuono last year at age 68 after riding one at the dealership, although I wanted one for a couple of years. I have other machines (a Yamaha FJR and an Indian Scout) and while I enjoy them all, only the Tuono reminds me how I felt when I was riding forty years ago.