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6 posts Started 11 Feb 2012 Last recovered post 12 Feb 2012 Wayback Machine snapshot 15 Feb 2012

#1
Well I had to sell my Warrior... Sad day but not the end of the world! I used to own the first RWB 500cc Interceptor, that's what I learned to ride on! I bought it from a local dealer, never ridden before. My older brother came with me. I asked him to drive it home and he refused. He said "It's your bike you ride it!" With a 2 minute lesson on shifting and breaking, I was off! I did okay taking off and stopping, turning not so much. I remember my brother laughing at me cause i had to stop the bike and walk it through a right turn. Anyway, I taught myself how to ride a motorcycle. I have since owned a variety of bikes. MUZ scorpion, two warriors (long story) etc.. I have never been able to find a bike that fit me like my old Interceptor. The comfort, sound and the performance of a V-Four. I have had the opportunity to buy several Interceptors but the RWB edition has eluded me. I have finally found one in Colorado Springs. This is two and a half hours from where I live. Not that this matters, I would have driven 1000 to get her! I have made my deposit and will have my $ in full by the 21st of February. I have my OEM bags at home ready to go. Point in the story really is , It is great to feel like I am finally home! VFRD.COM is my new family now!!! :laugh:
#2
Welcome and nice choice in bikes. I too want one of the rwbs. Post up pics when you get her.
#3
Welcome aboard!
Interceptor is hard to get away from.
I'll probably never sell mine.
#4

[image: View Post]Rice, on 11 February 2012 - 04:01 PM, said:

I'll probably never sell mine.

I've had that feeling for 27 years.

Welcome aboard lillriko
#6
Welcome to VFRD from across the pond :tour:
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