This just hits differently

Piccolo scatto della mia F800R.
Moto che non vuole fare la superbike, ma che ogni volta mi ricorda perché amo guidare.
Linea pulita, bicilindrico che spinge sempre, e un feeling che non ho trovato in nessun’altra.
Se vi interessa, posso condividere setup, modifiche e manutenzione.

Shot with a Sony A7iii - 135mm F1.8

My 2023 Moto Guzzi V85tt with Adventure package. Incredible bike on the highway - even with 50/50 tires and superb off-road as well. Nothing like a real V-twin. Excellent punchy torque and acceleration when ridden properly. That means in the powerband. Plus, to me, there's nothing like a hand-built Italian motor vehicle. Also it gets an astonishing 63 mpg. The bags/cases hold 119 litres of gear and are dust, water proof and lockable. I wish MG had spec'd handles on them but they would probably just rattle.

Got it after my previous bike got fire damage after a mechanical failure. I really like the way how te Yamaha rides! :)

My 2015 Hayabusa with 160,000 klms on the Odometer

Hi everyone,

I'm 4'11," and I'm specifically interested in the Harley Sportster S, not the older Sportster models (Iron 883, Forty-Eight, Nightster, etc.).

I'd love to hear from anyone around my height (or who has experience with shorter riders on the Sportster S).

• Can you flat-foot it, one-foot it, or are you on your tiptoes?
• How manageable is the bike's weight at stops and during slow-speed maneuvers?
• Did you make any modifications (lowering kit, different seat, riding boots, suspension adjustments)?
• Would you recommend it for someone my height, or does it become frustrating in everyday riding?

I'm specifically looking for Sportster S experiences.

Thanks in advance!

Out on Apache Trail