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    Reviewed on August 13, 2006

    Motorcycle reviewed 2003 Yamaha TT-R125LE view listing

    5.0
    I got this new in 2003, TTR125LE, and it was the first dirt bike I ever rode. It's amazing for starters, and really anyone. If you have a 250/450 this bike is amazing for play. The suspension is really set for trails, over jumps it bottoms out. Handling feels secure and the weight isn't bad (179... read more
    I got this new in 2003, TTR125LE, and it was the first dirt bike I ever rode. It's amazing for starters, and really anyone. If you have a 250/450 this bike is amazing for play. The suspension is really set for trails, over jumps it bottoms out. Handling feels secure and the weight isn't bad (179 dry, about 185-190 with liquids). Power is sufficient almost always, especially for beginners-intermediate riders. Braking is excellent (front disk 220mm and rear 110 mm drum, non-Large models have front and rear drum braking). Exhaust sounds nice stock and so does after market exhaust, definitely for those watching you, seeing as they don't have muffling helmets on. The seat height is 31.7" making it very accessible. Hope this helped :)
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    Reviewed on July 1, 2006

    Motorcycle reviewed 2003 Yamaha TT-R225 view listing

    5.0
    This bike is definately no speed machine, but it will get you there and back with no problems. I am very satisfied with the reliablility. It will pull wheelies in second gear, but you really have to crank the throttle. The speed is fine for me. Overall I love this... read more
    This bike is definately no speed machine, but it will get you there and back with no problems. I am very satisfied with the reliablility. It will pull wheelies in second gear, but you really have to crank the throttle. The speed is fine for me. Overall I love this bike.
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    Reviewed on June 30, 2006

    Motorcycle reviewed 2003 Yamaha V Star 1100 Classic view listing

    5.0
    Bought the used V Star 1100 about 2 weeks ago after not riding for nearly 24 years. (Only rode a Suzuki 450 for about a year). This V Star had 5100 miles, garage kept in mint condition, and with all the upgrades previous owner installed, I couldn't pass it up at a very reasonable price. Took the... read more
    Bought the used V Star 1100 about 2 weeks ago after not riding for nearly 24 years. (Only rode a Suzuki 450 for about a year). This V Star had 5100 miles, garage kept in mint condition, and with all the upgrades previous owner installed, I couldn't pass it up at a very reasonable price. Took the MSF class and finally took her out for trial runs a few days ago. All I can say is WOW, what a great motorcycle. Ran great, plently of V-Twin power on demand, easy cruising at 60mph in low 5th gear (almost felt like she wanted to run in 4th at that speed). Shifting was very positive, shaft drive smooth as silk, stock seat was good, but would need to be changed for very long rides. Great bike.
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    Reviewed on June 3, 2006

    Motorcycle reviewed 2003 Yamaha YZF-R6 view listing

    5.0
    I'm a new rider, and I have to tell you, if this is the way someone is supposed to feel when riding, I will ride for the rest of my life. I am the second owner of my R6, because the 1st owner didn't have time for it, but he has a lot of compliments for it, he loved it and he praised it; he was sad... read more
    I'm a new rider, and I have to tell you, if this is the way someone is supposed to feel when riding, I will ride for the rest of my life. I am the second owner of my R6, because the 1st owner didn't have time for it, but he has a lot of compliments for it, he loved it and he praised it; he was sad when he sold it to me, and I was the happiest man in the world, what a great machine! Flies through corners and is fairly comfortable. I honestly feel like I can get out of any bad situation on the road when I'm on this bike. Great choice!
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    Reviewed on May 20, 2006

    Motorcycle reviewed 2003 Yamaha FZ1 view listing

    5.0
    Work in Norfolk Va. and Own home in north west PA. Make the run on weekends. 864mi round trip. Leave Friday afternoon back Sunday. Wanted an R1 but since I turned 50 in January and the R1 laydown riding would have been a bit much. FZ 1 Great Bike. Other bikes owned FJ1100, 1968 sportster, 1979... read more
    Work in Norfolk Va. and Own home in north west PA. Make the run on weekends. 864mi round trip. Leave Friday afternoon back Sunday. Wanted an R1 but since I turned 50 in January and the R1 laydown riding would have been a bit much. FZ 1 Great Bike. Other bikes owned FJ1100, 1968 sportster, 1979 Honda 750F, 1973 KAW h2, CX 500 honda. Shadow 750, 1983 GS1100ES. I like the FZ1 the best by far.
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    Reviewed on May 14, 2006

    Motorcycle reviewed 2003 Yamaha YZ450F view listing

    5.0
    I have been riding motorcycles for over 20 years. I have ridden, Hondas, Kawasakis, Yamahas, Suzukis, 2 stroke and 4 stroke and this is the best so far, KTMs a close second. It makes riding effortless and if you could compare the ride it is like driving a cadillac. The torque is amazing, and even... read more
    I have been riding motorcycles for over 20 years. I have ridden, Hondas, Kawasakis, Yamahas, Suzukis, 2 stroke and 4 stroke and this is the best so far, KTMs a close second. It makes riding effortless and if you could compare the ride it is like driving a cadillac. The torque is amazing, and even tough it is way too much bike for my abitility it is nice to know that you have all that power on demand. The suspension is great too.
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    Reviewed on May 4, 2006

    Motorcycle reviewed 2003 Yamaha V Star 1100 Silverado view listing

    5.0
    Since the V-Star was introduced, my dream bike has been the 650 Classic, mostly because I could afford it. When I saw this used 1100 at the shop where I was about to buy an '06, I fell in love. I came off of a Suzuki 650 and I'm so glad I chose the 1100. It is smooth riding, doesn't scream at me... read more
    Since the V-Star was introduced, my dream bike has been the 650 Classic, mostly because I could afford it. When I saw this used 1100 at the shop where I was about to buy an '06, I fell in love. I came off of a Suzuki 650 and I'm so glad I chose the 1100. It is smooth riding, doesn't scream at me at 75 MPH, and easily carries a passenger. If you can afford the 1100, don't pass it up!
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    Reviewed on December 6, 2005

    Motorcycle reviewed 2003 Yamaha Road Star Silverado view listing

    5.0
    Bought my 2003 in December of 2004. This is my first cruiser ever and first bike in almost 20 years. Kept it stock until I returned from the Rolling Thunder ride in May of 2005. What a terrific ride for almost 6000 miles on that trip from Las Vegas to DC and back. Not a single problem! After my... read more
    Bought my 2003 in December of 2004. This is my first cruiser ever and first bike in almost 20 years. Kept it stock until I returned from the Rolling Thunder ride in May of 2005. What a terrific ride for almost 6000 miles on that trip from Las Vegas to DC and back. Not a single problem! After my trip I started to investigate upgrades. I am quite proud of my Silverado and I receive numerous compliments. It has plenty of power and just looks great. I plan on keeping this one for quite awhile.
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    Reviewed on November 25, 2005

    Motorcycle reviewed 2003 Yamaha Road Star Silverado view listing

    5.0
    I purchased it new in 2004 and I really am super pleased with it! I'm so satisfied with my 2003; bad for Yamaha, I don't even consider a new one. Why should I? My daily one-way commute is 65 miles and I've ridden my Road Star in the worst of thunderstorms, heavy rain, cold weather, and heavy... read more
    I purchased it new in 2004 and I really am super pleased with it! I'm so satisfied with my 2003; bad for Yamaha, I don't even consider a new one. Why should I? My daily one-way commute is 65 miles and I've ridden my Road Star in the worst of thunderstorms, heavy rain, cold weather, and heavy Wash., DC traffic (not to mention my recent 4K round trip to "Sturgis 2005"). Like many others, the wait for warm-up is more than I like, but I've learned to just ride off with the choke partially on for about a mile, then push it the rest of the way in and ride on. It's a solid ride with plenty of power and stability -- I highly recommend it more for experienced riders, though, because of the weight and power!
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    Reviewed on November 15, 2005

    Motorcycle reviewed 2003 Yamaha V Star Classic view listing

    5.0
    2003 Classic 650. Purchased new in June 2005 from a dealer. First long ride was 950 miles and I was sore. (don't think I'll do an iron butt.) The seat is now broken in and quite comfy. Runs and pulls really well. Two up can be a little doggy going uphill, but hey, it's a 650. Solo, it is a great... read more
    2003 Classic 650. Purchased new in June 2005 from a dealer. First long ride was 950 miles and I was sore. (don't think I'll do an iron butt.) The seat is now broken in and quite comfy. Runs and pulls really well. Two up can be a little doggy going uphill, but hey, it's a 650. Solo, it is a great bike. I'm getting 50mpg around town and 44 on the road at a steady 75mph. It handles great and is quite nimble in the curves. I love the low seat height as it creates a low center of gravity.
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