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Yes, that’s a beautiful looking bike. My first “big” bike was a 1978 Yamaha XS Eleven right out of the crate. Great to see all the older bikes in such pristine condition.

And welcome from just west of Richmond, VA. Go Hoos!!!

So unfortunate about your Vertigo! From what I see, your misfortune, will be someone's great gain! Good luck with selling your bike.

Go Vikings!!!! And may Bud Grant live forever.

It's good and bad now having a bike that everyone wants to know what it is seemingly every time I stop which as you all known is often. This bike sure gets thirsty quick; however, I wouldn't trade the thrill of riding it for nothing else! :)

Now I'm really glad that I made that drive down to Sarasota, FL from Virginia to buy that 2013 with 3,500 miles and all the high performance mods on Memorial Day Weekend this year. Life is all about timing! :)

Thanks! I'll remember to always carry my badge then and hopefully be afforded professional courtesy. Of course, it always helps that one doesn't ride the streets like an idiot, just saying. I've run into a bunch of them both on and off duty. Thanks again and be safe out there!!!

Yes Sir, it's good and legal in any bend here in the Commonwealth of VA. The big stipulation, of course, is that the plate must be illuminated to pass state inspection.

Your bike looks a lot cleaner now from the rear. I went a step further with the license plate with bolt lights to illuminate it.

Mounted a Puig windscreen on my Beast. It looks great and makes a noticeable difference.

I totally understand about the stopping so frequently with my 2013 MAX that has been fully high performance modified with a 240 on the backside. I ride with a good friend that has a 2020 Goldwing. We are both 61 yrs. old, but I'm not ready for the "Rocking Chair" quite yet!!! Besides, it used...