Reply With Quotelol!Originally Posted by fementedagave
Will my SCG low seat fit on it? LOLWant me to save you a spot in line?
Actually a 31" seat height might be just the lipstick this Procine beauty needs!lipstick_on_a_pig.jpg
lol!
Holding out for the Super Touring.
Spoke to a guy that road one at a demo and it lowers itself when coming to a stop.
Being short legged, I would frieking love it if my Uly could do that!
Yeah that's an option on the "special" the revzilla first ride review on YouTube claimed with the "low" seat when the bike lowers it self it's a little less than a 30" seat height.
I wish I hadn't heard that bit because that means even my short a$$ can ride one. Financially I'd have to wait for a used one though. I think the bikes super exciting and really want one, just have to keep trying to find reasons not to
Last edited by BuellyBagger; 04-27-2021 at 12:26 AM.
Buelly, knowing you through the years, if you got a used one, the first thing you would do is figure out a way to mount that motor into a Ulysses.
I dunno about that, but one of the first things I would do is make it louder! And probably tip it over like I did on my first day with my first Ulysses.
I saw a Pan America the other day at the HD of Scottsdale. It looks a lot bigger than a Ulysses. I heard the sales person talking about it having some sort of "adaptive ride height", however I was too busy looking at it. Neat bike.I dunno about that, but one of the first things I would do is make it louder! And probably tip it over like I did on my first day with my first Ulysses.
I can relate to that. No matter what anybody says, the Ulysses is better for tall guys! Fortunately, tipping over usually happens when we come to a stop, ha ha.And probably tip it over like I did on my first day with my first Ulysses.
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