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Yes, now that I'm riding an ST2 rather than a Monster, I haven't felt the same desire to wheelie every time I pull away from a stop, or even to crank it over as far in the turns.
Maybe when I get some new tires put on the bike I'll feel more like pushing it in the turns, but the bike just feels more like it should have both tires in contact with the road at all times.
Of course, I'll have to be more careful of speed limits now, because high speeds seem to feel much better on the ST2 than on the Monster.
Maybe when I get some new tires put on the bike I'll feel more like pushing it in the turns, but the bike just feels more like it should have both tires in contact with the road at all times.
Of course, I'll have to be more careful of speed limits now, because high speeds seem to feel much better on the ST2 than on the Monster.