A Honda Gold Wing Is Not Enough. HERE’S WHY! 🏍 + 🏍 = 😊 

100%. I have a Goldwing, a supermoto and a naked commuter. They all teach me something different.

I am lucky enough to have two additional bikes at my disposal. A few years ago I got back into the sport with the purchase of a 1998 Gold Wing Valkyrie by Honda. Little did I know that this Valkyrie would spark a heretofore unknown interest with my younger 20 year old son with his entry into motorcycling. Fast forward to successful MSF training and then onto the classifieds. Bingo! Listed was a 2006 Suzuki Savage650/S40. The ideal Goldilocks motorcycle; not too big, and not too small. Just right! After riding all last season and nearly doubling the mileage, my son was eager to move onto a new ride. After due consideration he purchased a brand new leftover 2023 Indian Scout. So now along with my Valk, I can mix up my riding with either the Suzuki or the Indian. All three of our bikes bring a certain joy de vivre! Excellent video and thank you for posting and letting me chime in.

I agree. My garage currently houses an '08 Goldwing, an '05 Harley Sportster 1200 custom, an '01 Yamaha FZ1 and a '71 Honda CL175 Scrambler. Variety is the spice of life! Ride on!

Funny how many of us older riders have more than one motorcycle (75 y.o.). I have a 2010 Honda VFR 1200F for my super performance bike, my 2014 Honda CB1100 for my aircooled middle weight bike with all the latest features like fuel injection added to what was the original CB750, and now my brand new '23 Honda Grom 125cc for getting around town. I live in a very warm climate just north of Tampa Florida. My wife (75 y.o.) has a new Kawasaki KLX 230 dirt bike.

Just subbed in . Guess what I am looking at tomorrow ? A 2008 Red Goldwing that looks identical to yours . Last minute research on youtube brought me to your channel . I have a 17 CB500X Rally Raid , a 1990 Honda PC800 that I bought last summer and rode it across Canada a few weeks later and possibly a 2008 Goldwing to replace the PC 800 . I will know tomorrow after I check it out . Thanks for your videos !

After selling goldwings and harley touring baggers, I prefer the harley especially with the new m8 engine. In my opinion, harley just has the cruiser lineup on lockdown same with adventure(pan america). I currently have 4 bikes in my garage that I ride. Depending on the day. 2022 Honda CRF300L Rally 2020 HD Softail Standard 2006 Honda Rebel 2019 yamaha xsr900 I guess you can say I have every riding type covered lol good video my man!

The 400F has one of the most beautiful set of pipes to ever be put on a motorcycle.

I currently have two bikes, an '08 Goldwing & an '82 KZ1100A, Both are shaft drive, the GL1800 have a few more miles on it, about 26K miles, the KZ1100 has not quite 20K miles. I bought the GL1800 about 1.5 years ago, the KZ1100 I've now had for close to 20 years, I revived it last year after a 12 years hiatus. The KZ1100 is the second one I had, the first one I road all over the U.S. and road it from Colorado Springs, CO to Greencastle, IN, a little more that 1000 miles in about 17 ~ 18 hours. That KZ1100 was fitted only with a plexiglass widescreen, luggage was a duffel bag bunged to the seat behind me.😀

Excellent video. I too would like to give my wing a little vintage honda brother or sister. A clue would be " A bike made through the years 1979-1983. Keep enjoying the bikes. Very enjoyable content.

Nc750x dct for touring and weekends, and a 125 equivalent electric bike for commuting. Love both of my children just the same 😊

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Is that all a gold wig will go 124 mph that is slower than my Deauville mind you that gold wing looks more comfortable, but you can't get it through traffic, probably.