Cheaply made bike
A few years ago a friend of mine wanted to get into biking and came to me for advice. He is a very short guy, maybe 5'3" at most. Anyway he bought this used V-Star 650 and since he didn't have a license he asked me to ride it home for him. Long story, short. What a cheaply made bike. Everything about this bike was on the cheap. As I rode it to his home I notices that I continually had to keep readjusting my seating position because I kept sliding forward into the gas tank. The other thing was that the power was absolutely anemic. None at all. This bike was very low miles. If you are contemplating purchasing this bike I would urge you to reconsider. My friend didn't buy the classic but the other model. Anyway, I'm sure that you would not be satisfied for more than a minute with this crappy bike.
A few years ago a friend of mine wanted to get into biking and came to me for advice. He is a very short guy, maybe 5'3" at most. Anyway he bought this used V-Star 650 and since he didn't have a license he asked me to ride it home for him. Long story, short. What a cheaply made bike. Everything about this bike was on the cheap. As I rode it to his home I notices that I continually had to keep readjusting my seating position because I kept sliding forward into the gas tank. The other thing was that the power was absolutely anemic. None at all. This bike was very low miles. If you are contemplating purchasing this bike I would urge you to reconsider. My friend didn't buy the classic but the other model. Anyway, I'm sure that you would not be satisfied for more than a minute with this crappy bike.
