The Yamaha Road Star Warrior Forum

So as you know I sold my Warrior a few weeks ago.  It was in my garage for a couple weeks.  Well about an hour ago, the shipping company finally picked it up.  Man.....seeing it get put on a semi trailer with 30 other bikes really made it hit home.  It was a such a kick a$$ bike!  It was the first bike I owned.  If/when I get another one, it will be hard to not compare it to the Warrior.

Anyway the new owner is   brogdon420 , and hopefuly he will pop up on the forum and be active, he says he will.

Guess I'm a "cager" again for awhile.  Everyone ride safe.

A sad day for sure.  I have been bikeless several times in the past for various reasons.  It's never fun.  Hope you get back up on 2 wheels soon.

Scott, can I ask how much the shipping was and where it went?

DarkSide:

Scott, can I ask how much the shipping was and where it went?

by chance did the buyer send you a check for more than the asking price and ask you to give the difference to the shipper guy?  LOL just messin' with ya man, congrats on your sale. the old saying goes with boats " the two happest days of your life are the day you buy your boat and the day you sell it", i wonder if that applies to motorcycles also

southboundchicken:

the old saying goes with boats " the two happest days of your life are the day you buy your boat and the day you sell it", i wonder if that applies to motorcycles also

Nope, not the same!!!!!

southboundchicken:

by chance did the buyer send you a check for more than the asking price and ask you to give the difference to the shipper guy?  LOL just messin' with ya man, congrats on your sale. the old saying goes with boats " the two happest days of your life are the day you buy your boat and the day you sell it", i wonder if that applies to motorcycles also

Sorry to hear its realy gone.It never hits till it drives away.Stick around

 when my harley got trashed by an suv i was without a bike for about a summer and a half. i thought i was going to go crazy. i was glad to have friends that would lend me their bikes from time to time.

Yea, I went 10 years without a bike thanks to my wife not wanting me to ride with a small child at home. It can really suck. The pain subsides after a while. sorry for your loss man...

Hang in there.

Aaron

DarkStar:

Sorry to hear you are without a bike, but man I wish I would see my Warrior get loaded and out of here for the last time.....LoL!

 

I have been bikeless on more than one ocassion myself including now.  For me the itch never goes away ( well, maybe a little in the winter).  During riding season it is real bad.  I have a buddy with two bikes that lets me take one of his, but he is almost an hour away now.

Hopefully, we will both be back on two wheels of our own soon.