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Dualsport Chic · 05-19-2018, 05:58 PM

Adventure is where you find it - and as a minimalist ADV rider and dirt rider since a child, I've always subscribed to the theory - LIGHT MAKES MIGHT - that's what fits for me. I'm small and as a woman, don't want the heft of a big ADV bike, though I've owned several - Triumph Tiger 800 (sold), BMW F650gs (currently own). What I keep coming back to is that the small bikes, like my XT250 are just plain more fun - my biggest grins come from the smallest displacement. To each their own I suppose. I really enjoyed my time on the RX3 but I was hoping it was a bit more dirt worthy. I strongly agree that is a fantastic commuter - and if I didn't already have the F650gs, I'd definitely keep it in the stable.

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Dualsport Chic Join Date: Feb 2016 Location: Western, CT Posts: 168	Adventure is where you find it - and as a minimalist ADV rider and dirt rider since a child, I've always subscribed to the theory - LIGHT MAKES MIGHT - that's what fits for me. I'm small and as a woman, don't want the heft of a big ADV bike, though I've owned several - Triumph Tiger 800 (sold), BMW F650gs (currently own). What I keep coming back to is that the small bikes, like my XT250 are just plain more fun - my biggest grins come from the smallest displacement. To each their own I suppose. I really enjoyed my time on the RX3 but I was hoping it was a bit more dirt worthy. I strongly agree that is a fantastic commuter - and if I didn't already have the F650gs, I'd definitely keep it in the stable. __________________ Carpe Diem IBA#65836 2005 BMW F650gs 2008 Yamaha XT250 2013 Yamaha XT250 2009 Suzuki Gladius
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