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  #1 Melendez Jenkins on 18 Nov 13

   

  Regardless of whether you had been born to be wild, mild or have a child, there's possibly a motorcycle that can fit the way you want to ride.
  
  For example, massive, beefy cruiser motorcycles-popularized nearly 40 years ago by the cult traditional "Simple Rider"-now make up a lot more than half of the on-highway motorcycle industry.
  
  You do not have to hang with Peter Fonda and Dennis Hopper to embrace the cruiser way of life. Cruisers come in modest-to-significant displacements and in a vast array of designs. So, with cruisers catering to all sorts of riders and skill levels, how do you choose your personal perfect ride?
  
  To thine personal self be correct. Cvs Photo Coupon includes more concerning the inner workings of it. Choose a cruiser that matches your character. Does the bike reflect your nature? Is it flashy and chrome-coated, with a one-off paint scheme, or is it flat-black, low-slung and flying under the radar? Is it ready for road-trip adventures with a windshield and saddlebags, or is it low, lean and fashionable and ready for Main Street? All of these traits help figure out your bike's "personality."
  
  Suzuki aids in the selection approach by making its Boulevard cruiser line accessible in three "classes": the stylish "S" models, the classic "C" models and the much more muscular "M" models. Choose what suits you best!
  
  Go high-tech. Loaded with high-tech functions that complement your ride, today's cruisers are all about handling and overall performance.
  
  For instance, Suzuki's Boulevard engines borrow fuel-injection technology from the championship-winning GSX-R sportbike. When looking at a cruiser, think about characteristics such as engine size and design, suspension components and braking technology.
  
  Accessorize, accessorize, accessorize. As stylish as cruisers are from the factory, no self-respecting buyer would miss a possibility to accentuate with accessories such as passenger seats, saddlebags and custom windshields. Showing off your individual style is simple when you are riding a cruiser.
  
  Price matters. You do not have to break the bank just to get out and appreciate some time on the road. Cruisers run the full gamut when it comes to expense.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Regardless of whether you had been born to be wild, mild or have a child, there's possibly a motorcycle that can fit the way you want to ride. <br /> <br /> For example, massive, beefy cruiser motorcycles-popularized nearly 40 years ago by the cult traditional "Simple Rider"-now make up a lot more than half of the on-highway motorcycle industry. <br /> <br /> You do not have to hang with Peter Fonda and Dennis Hopper to embrace the cruiser way of life. Cruisers come in modest-to-significant displacements and in a vast array of designs. So, with cruisers catering to all sorts of riders and skill levels, how do you choose your personal perfect ride? <br /> <br /> To thine personal self be correct. <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.couponavengers.com/cvs-photo-coupon/">Cvs Photo Coupon</a> includes more concerning the inner workings of it. Choose a cruiser that matches your character. Does the bike reflect your nature? Is it flashy and chrome-coated, with a one-off paint scheme, or is it flat-black, low-slung and flying under the radar? Is it ready for road-trip adventures with a windshield and saddlebags, or is it low, lean and fashionable and ready for Main Street? All of these traits help figure out your bike's "personality." <br /> <br /> Suzuki aids in the selection approach by making its Boulevard cruiser line accessible in three "classes": the stylish "S" models, the classic "C" models and the much more muscular "M" models. Choose what suits you best! <br /> <br /> Go high-tech. Loaded with high-tech functions that complement your ride, today's cruisers are all about handling and overall performance. <br /> <br /> For instance, Suzuki's Boulevard engines borrow fuel-injection technology from the championship-winning GSX-R sportbike. When looking at a cruiser, think about characteristics such as engine size and design, suspension components and braking technology. <br /> <br /> Accessorize, accessorize, accessorize. As stylish as cruisers are from the factory, no self-respecting buyer would miss a possibility to accentuate with accessories such as passenger seats, saddlebags and custom windshields. Showing off your individual style is simple when you are riding a cruiser. <br /> <br /> Price matters. You do not have to break the bank just to get out and appreciate some time on the road. Cruisers run the full gamut when it comes to expense.</div>

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