Anything Special You Want For Christmas?

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Blake

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Anduan Pirate Princess

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Aww, swiftdog2.0, I'm so sorry about your dog-buddy. It is so, so hard when they leave, even though it is always worth it. When you're ready, I hope you find an equally wonderful new friend. The best thing about having pets, whether in this world with us or waiting for us in the next, is that they show us how there is always room for more love in our hearts.
 

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It's a Triumph Something-or-Other. I haven't checked the stats. Whatever I buy next will have to not be very heavy but big enough, so I dunno what it oughta be.

The Bonneville was the Everyman bike of its day. Not steroidal-imbued like the Sportster or even the Norton. And it was eclipsed by something as simple as the Honda 450, which had double the technology and abilities with less displacement. And then a couple years later, the Honda 750 Four changed the world.

My second-to-last bike was a Honda 750 Nighthawk. Black. It was what you're talking about. Not heavy, but big enough. Plenty of power for the highway, but still nimble. Good for a short outing or a quick trip for groceries or an extra hour on a Saturday morning. I had my "dream bike" with the ST1300, but if I get back on two wheels again, it'll be on something closer to that basic 750 Honda.