Quote from: howie on August 31, 2008, 10:13:08 AM
If you lost confidence in the bike, logical or not, selling it makes sense.  Unless, of course, you get that confidence back.  Since Kyle, one of the best, is now on the job i would suggest giving the bike a second chance.  Once debugged I think you will have a sweet machine.

I agree with howie give it a 2nd chance,  Its a one of a kind machine now and is absolutely amazing looking!! Enjoy it!!

http://burlington.craigslist.org/mcy/823585402.html

It can't hurt to throw it out there.


I went and did Tracy Road over in New York yesterday (6, near Witherbee) And the bike felt good.  It was down in the corners real easy (the dropped weight probably helped this) and despite it being my first technical ride of the season (how sad is that) I thought I fared ok.  Got myself into the kill zone a couple times though so I need to improve a lot there.

Don't sell the bike, it looks awesome!  Not everything comes together how we want but the end product is stunning!  Ride the snot out of it.

Absolutely keep it.   You'll not get near what you've put into it and won't even approach what you paid stock for it.   Why lose even more cash when you can now finally ride and enjoy it?

I am going to keep it unless I am offered enough money to make it worth it to me to let go.  If I did let it go I'd be taking a bath but there would be benefits and drawbacks to both sides.

If you don't want it i'll trade you straight up for my s2r.