Hello everyone. New owner checking in. Bought my Super Duke last weekend from a guy who never rode it. It's an 08, stock, with 2600 miles on it. I haven't been able to ride it, except to get it home, but I'm already liking the bike a lot. Though the bike needs a lot of maintenance, had flat tyres, and it was all of 30 degrees (F), I still had a smile getting it home. Can't wait for the snow to melt and the weather to warm up so I can get to work in cleaning it up and riding it in the canyons!
New Super Duke owner in Colorado, USA
12 posts · Started by thriller954 · 14 Feb 2012
Post 2 by DribbleDuke,
#2Very cool. You choose well. It will not dissapoint. Whereabouts in the red colourful state?
Post 3 by thriller954,
#3Broomfield, between Denver and Boulder.
Post 4 by DribbleDuke,
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Post 5 by Supaduke,
#5Welcome!
Post 6 by thriller954,
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Post 7 by Crotchrockety,
#7Welcome to the madness.
Post 8 by thriller954,
#8Thanks guys. This forum has a ton of good information.
Post 9 by nitrogeoff,
#9Congrats and definately welcome to the madness as so modestly posted earlier
Post 10 by omky756,
#10Welcome in dude...
Get some riding in..!!!!!
Your grin will get bigger the more you ride it..!!!
Get some riding in..!!!!!
Your grin will get bigger the more you ride it..!!!
Post 11 by Exitman,
#11Welcome mate. I have good friends in Boulder and I keep wanting to get my bike down there. Much better riding than around here (New York).
Post 12 by thriller954,
#12Yeah CO has some great canyons and mountain passes for riding. You just have contend with all the bicyclists who think they're cars. haha.
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