Kevin349
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- Suffolk UK
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First ride out for Richard's new Guerrilla. Thorpeness on the Suffolk Coast. (My Classic 350)
- Thread starter Kevin349
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2LZ
Well travelled
- Location
- Volcano, CA
I can't wait to see one of these. I contacted my dealer. No Himalayan's and he wasn't even sure if the Guerrilla's were even approved for sale yet.
StefArmstg
Well travelled
- Location
- Colorado
The Guerrilla may run off and leave you, but you'll be riding the bike everyone stops to look at.
Look at the difference in the steering angles. I wonder how the Guerrilla compares to the Interceptor?
My first mountain ride on the Interceptor, I hung off the bike going into nicely banked right hander, and nearly ran off the inside of the turn. It was much quicker than what I was used to.
Look at the difference in the steering angles. I wonder how the Guerrilla compares to the Interceptor?
My first mountain ride on the Interceptor, I hung off the bike going into nicely banked right hander, and nearly ran off the inside of the turn. It was much quicker than what I was used to.
2LZ
Well travelled
- Location
- Volcano, CA
The quickness of the steering was why I dropped the forks down in the trees to level with the top tree. It helped a little and also brought the front up to help get me off my elbows.