Saxophones Carrying a tenor on a (motor)bike?

I could get my feet down. I loved the smoothness and acceleration of the bigger bike and after the first few minutes it didn't feel heavy. I could do U turns happily enough.
I like my little red 125 very much and will continue learning and having adventures on it over the summer, but if I pass my test in a month's time, I will be trading it in.

Realistic look at my finances and I can't afford the Bonneville or W800, so thinking of a used Suzuki Gladius (SV650) for now. Whilst I could get my feet down on the XJ6, the bars were a bit of a stretch, so the seating position wasn't perfect. Supposedly the Gladius is better for the longer legs & shorter torso folk, ie lots of women, but will find one to sit on, to make sure.
 
Last edited:
At least it's about Yamahas. I dont think Jaguar ever made a saxophone though some of their horns were impressive!
I was amused to see, when I got up close to a Yamaha motorbike, that their logo on those too is the three tuning forks. So obviously that is the company's overall logo – suggests they made musical instruments first?

Eta: yep, Wiki says was initially a piano and reed organ company.
 
I almost bought a diversion before buying my ZZR, the ZZR got the nod as it was more of a all rounder and looked nicer ! This is same as i had...
image.jpg
 

Social

New! Social Feeds

Look out for the navigation icon:

Follow CafeSaxophone

Latest Song of the Month

Trending

Forum statistics

Topics
32,034
Messages
577,626
Members
8,114
Latest member
Rodrigo Z
Back
Top Bottom