Hi all. Picked up my Forza just last week. I own a 94 Honda Pacific Coast and was looking for something a little smaller for local use, but still able to hit the highway for my work commute. By the time I got home from the dealer, I had already decided that a tall windscreen was in order. I can't imagine hitting 70 mph without it! Anyway, ergonomically it is a perfect fir for me, so I am looking forward to a lot of fun miles.
I'm not much of a chatter, so I will probably be lurking most of the time.
New Forza Owner in Virginia
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mikecalderone
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- Location: Southern California, USA
Re: New Forza Owner in Virginia
Welcome, and congrats on your new Forza. It is a fantastic, very capable scooter.
I Bought the GIVI windshield and love the ride with this shield.
I Bought the GIVI windshield and love the ride with this shield.
My Rides:
2017 Suzuki Burgman 650 Executive
2015 Honda CTX700ND
Previous Rides:
2014 Honda Forza 300
2005 Suzuki Burgman 650
2009 Burgman 400
2006 Kawasaki Nomad 1600
2005 Kawasaki Mean Streak 1500
2003 Honda VT750
1992 Honda elite
1986 Kawasaki KZ600 inline 4
1979 Honda CL350
1977 Honda SL125
2017 Suzuki Burgman 650 Executive
2015 Honda CTX700ND
Previous Rides:
2014 Honda Forza 300
2005 Suzuki Burgman 650
2009 Burgman 400
2006 Kawasaki Nomad 1600
2005 Kawasaki Mean Streak 1500
2003 Honda VT750
1992 Honda elite
1986 Kawasaki KZ600 inline 4
1979 Honda CL350
1977 Honda SL125
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forzanator
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- Joined: Sat Jan 18, 2014 8:18 pm
- Year: 2014 forza
- Color: Red
- Location: Vancouver, BC, Canada
Re: New Forza Owner in Virginia
I purchased the Honda tall screen and I am very happy with it.
Yesterday I took a little ride up the Sea to Sky highway here in British Columbia. The little scoot was almost perfect at speed. The only differences from my previous ride (a recently sold 2004 Moto Guzzi California Stone) was the lack of instant go when at highway speeds and a little more tossing due to cross winds.
Yesterday I took a little ride up the Sea to Sky highway here in British Columbia. The little scoot was almost perfect at speed. The only differences from my previous ride (a recently sold 2004 Moto Guzzi California Stone) was the lack of instant go when at highway speeds and a little more tossing due to cross winds.