Hello! I've had my eye on a Burgie 650 for awhile, but since I would probably only be using it for local commuting & leasure, some Suzuki salesmen have suggested that I might be better off with the 400.
I have some questions about the 400 and would appreciate feedback from current 400 owners.
In general, what would you consider to be the pros & cons of the 400?
Does the 400 have good handling?
Does the 400 do well on the freeway? can it keep up with traffic?
does it have enough power to perform passing safely & easily?
Is the 400 a mechanically sound bike? Anyone had any serious or on - going problems with the 400?
Is the 400 easy to maintain? Is it expensive to have shop-serviced?
How well (or not) does the 400 handle things like loose gravel, railroad tracks, and steep grades?
Can Gusty Winds be a problem for the 400?
What is the average gas milage of the 400?
Is the 400 big enough to trip traffic light sensors?
What would you consider to be a good OTD price for an '04 400?
Do you still have to perform Winter Storage procedures on a 400
like you would on a motorcycle?
Thanks for reading this, hope to get as much feedback as possible. Bye!
I have some questions about the 400 and would appreciate feedback from current 400 owners.
In general, what would you consider to be the pros & cons of the 400?
Does the 400 have good handling?
Does the 400 do well on the freeway? can it keep up with traffic?
does it have enough power to perform passing safely & easily?
Is the 400 a mechanically sound bike? Anyone had any serious or on - going problems with the 400?
Is the 400 easy to maintain? Is it expensive to have shop-serviced?
How well (or not) does the 400 handle things like loose gravel, railroad tracks, and steep grades?
Can Gusty Winds be a problem for the 400?
What is the average gas milage of the 400?
Is the 400 big enough to trip traffic light sensors?
What would you consider to be a good OTD price for an '04 400?
Do you still have to perform Winter Storage procedures on a 400
like you would on a motorcycle?
Thanks for reading this, hope to get as much feedback as possible. Bye!