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Old 06-04-2021, 07:19 PM   #11
tknj99   tknj99 is offline
 
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So now that you’ve had it for a bit, what’s your opinion on it as far as a sort of do-it-all bike? Is it capable enough to ride two-up over the interstate? How is it for a daily commuter?

I just broke out of the break-in period and am at around 650 miles. Having opened her up and rode on a 70mph stretch of highway, she is more than capable.. i find that it cruises comfortably over 70mph.. I haven't done much 2-up but i suspect it'd be fine for that, perhaps rev out the gears a bit more than when solo. With that said, i think itd be a capable daily commuter as well and the hard boxes hold quite a bit, ie.. dont be afraid to do a Costco run lol

Since it is ADV and can do offroad as well, it beats out a cruise bike if you can only have one do-it-all bike.. otherwise, i think the ideal would be a cruise bike since it'd be more comfortable loping around on the highway with rpm's and torque down low.. and pair that with a dual sport or ADV.
When my son eventually inherits my Brozz, ill probably use the RX4 for more off-road work and then pick up a cruise bike for comfort touring.

Hope that helps
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