[MPSSOUTCAN]

Took her out for her maiden voyage. All I can say is I'm in Awe. I was worried she might be a bit of a pig because of the weight and the fairing attached to the handle bars, not so, as soon as you get moving the bike is so nimble its unreal compared to my Vaquero. It's like a lazy boy on wheels, bumps and holes in the road are not transferred to the handle bars, very little vibration. It was a balmy 4 degrees Celsius or 40 degrees Fahrenheit. Wind protection is great and the low end torque is amazing compared to my Vaquero. Still in the break-in period so have to take it easy. Temps for the next two days will dbl digit on the plus side looking to self isolate on the roads with my ride.

 

[pope]

Sho is purty! Congrats

 

[metal1]

Congrats!

 

[Wind Horse]

I know the feeling!! Congrats on the ride!!

 

[Demolition Man]

@MPSSOUTCAN :

Looks like, we got the same taste. I came also from a Kawi 1700 Voyager to the Roadmaster. Also same color scheme as yours.

Cu,
Sven

 

[Larz_1]

Welcome from Texas.

My last bike was a Kawasaki 1600 Nomad. Loved the Nomad, but the Roadmaster is a HUGE step up.

 

[johnwaz]

Congrats... I've got almost 26000 miles on my 2016, Loved every one of them. Welcome to the tribe.

 

[driver10]

I really like that color.

 

[Ledzepdad]

I am still in awe everyday I ride and I have 90K miles on my 15 RM

 

[pipedream]

From a BMW K1200LT 2005 to my 2015 RM......black...second one......love the bike.......What a difference from the beemer. Southwest Ontario here.

 

[IrishPats]

I am biased also

 

[CenCalRider]

Congrats on the new RM...she’s a beauty....enjoy!!!

 

[waldo17]

Mine just gets better with more miles !!

 

[snakeskin cowboy]

Welcome from Texas.

My last bike was a Kawasaki 1600 Nomad. Loved the Nomad, but the Roadmaster is a HUGE step up.
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