I sold the big Kawasaki, I had to do it. Next year’s Stampede
is going to be limited to 550cc’s and the Kawai was a 1000. The thing ran
like a combo freight train and Swiss watch. Sure there were a few
mechanical issues during the race, but the engine itself ran with power and
enthusiasm that inspired confidence. This bike could really eat up the
miles.
I hate selling a motorcycle. I feel a connection with the
machine through places and adventures. This bike and I shared a very big
adventure. Besides this bike just looked right in my garage.
I put the shocks back on for Sean, the new owner. I also removed the auxiliary gas tank and remounted the seat. Sean seemed delighted with the bike and I hope he enjoys it as much as I did.
I put the shocks back on for Sean, the new owner. I also removed the auxiliary gas tank and remounted the seat. Sean seemed delighted with the bike and I hope he enjoys it as much as I did.