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In keeping with the theme of this thread, Im planning a trip, @PacoT how does your esposa feel about you going on vacation aka "work trip" without her? :unsure:

Yes, it has been a bit windy lately, but you're new bike is also much higher up, probably getting some parachute aerodynamic affect

No you're just riding this year instead of constantly trying to fix a bike.

Next on the list....tuareg 660 :unsure:

Came back from a rip on the bike, no more tailbone/lower back pain! Also tried out the new cardo freecom 2x, pretty good!

rode a demo bike from apex a while back while ktm was in for break in service, I remember lots of understeering, typical yamaha suspension

So far you have mentioned the spec sheet and brochure items, when you ride one back to back, there will be no comparison and it will be obvious and clear which bike is superior. I have no idea about the F900R, all I know is, its not a popular model and doesnt really sell for BMW

no his harley was a couch

I've been having this weird tailbone and lower back pain lately, occurring right after I have been sitting for a long time, making life a literal PITA. Affecting riding and life in general, so I stopped riding for a bit as a precaution. Even with all the core exercises and clean diet...turns...

always welcome to drop by the burger meets!

Not nearly as many, but for street use I always found the tuono pointless, it was less fun, weighed more, etc

Did you get it? Good bike but a little tall for you

Likewise with the street triple

Did you get an opportunity to test ride it before by any chance?

I have one presently, it’s such an awesome bike, you can feel the quality the instant you leave the driveway, 20 years of refinement and planning shows. It’s a bike with no weaknesses, a great goldilocks sport bike There are bikes that are faster, there are bikes that have more fun factor...

so...you gonna keep the bike a while and then decide to mod it right?

I told him to get the street triple... 🤷‍♂️

🤣 The street is just too good We shall see...

Did a bunch of weights today as well as some cardio, and some hyperextensions...

every yamaha i've owned or ridden felt cheap and had some weaknesses (brakes, fueling, fit and finish, suspension) No such thing with the triumph, likely the best all round sport bike i've ever owned or ridden. My only complaint is the side stand which is super sleek, and difficult to get to...