Chippia
03-19-2009, 03:51 AM
Being back after a nice vacation is one thing and coming back from
a vacation from a place like the UAE is another, especially if you're a car fanatic. One thing is for sure is that it takes a while to get used to the
fact that cars such as Porsches,Benzes, Beemers, Lexuses, Infinitis (and the list goes on and on), are running about like everyday cars. Also, don't forget the range of cars that manufacturers offer there, the choice is mind-boggling.
To my surprise I did find Pulsars and Unicorns out there, being used as delivery vehicles - no surprise there. At that point I actually missed not having the Stunner around.
2180
I made it back in time for Christmas only to find Frosty (the Snowman), searching for something cool this winter. When I did get a chance to ride the stunner it was trouble-free. It started on the first attempt. You always tend to have that gut feeling that something is going to go wrong if you haven't used it for a while. But the Stunner has been hiccup-free except for the fact that the first aid kit under the pillion seat seems to pop open on bumps and as you ride along you'll hear a slight rattling sound, sort of like two dice in a plastic container.
The bike in fact feels quicker and I wasn't away long enough to forget how it rode. Oh well maybe I was.
a vacation from a place like the UAE is another, especially if you're a car fanatic. One thing is for sure is that it takes a while to get used to the
fact that cars such as Porsches,Benzes, Beemers, Lexuses, Infinitis (and the list goes on and on), are running about like everyday cars. Also, don't forget the range of cars that manufacturers offer there, the choice is mind-boggling.
To my surprise I did find Pulsars and Unicorns out there, being used as delivery vehicles - no surprise there. At that point I actually missed not having the Stunner around.
2180
I made it back in time for Christmas only to find Frosty (the Snowman), searching for something cool this winter. When I did get a chance to ride the stunner it was trouble-free. It started on the first attempt. You always tend to have that gut feeling that something is going to go wrong if you haven't used it for a while. But the Stunner has been hiccup-free except for the fact that the first aid kit under the pillion seat seems to pop open on bumps and as you ride along you'll hear a slight rattling sound, sort of like two dice in a plastic container.
The bike in fact feels quicker and I wasn't away long enough to forget how it rode. Oh well maybe I was.