I've had my DN-01 coming up on 4 years now and still love it. The engine is a 700cc V-Twin. It has sufficient power as far as I am concerned and it has Sport and semi-manual shift modes so you can control the gearing if you need to. I've never had an issue even riding 2-up with my wife. I should add that I tend to ride easy so my idea of "sufficient" may not be the same as your own. :D
Fantastic video! And thanks for taking the time and putting your mad editing skillz to use for it. I have not driven a motorcycle in a good 16 years so this is my first time out in a while. I did drive my "Dino" for a few blocks as we had to find a sharp hill to unload it off the truck to get it out. ;o) So that was rather exhilarating! Heh, THEN I went and got my permit today. I uploaded a couple vids of my bike on this account if you'd like to see.
Enjoyed the video. I looked at one of these when I got my Burgman they seem to operate the same. You have the sport button and we have the power button they seem to work the same. Keep the sunny side up.
The Honda DN01 definetely IS a great bike (and not a scooter-bike, or a bike-scooter as it is defined here in France). I wish I could afford one. The absence of clutch lever and gear selector feels really strange at 1st but in the end I got used to it! Thanks for this great great video about a great great bike!
Had a red DN for a couple of years then sold it - that was a mistake - rode a couple of other bikes - buying a black DN right now looking forward to it lmiss it love it.
I regret trading my DN01 back in 2017. I bought an Indian Scout and customized the heck out of it. The Scout was a beautiful bike but it was not as fun as, nor did it get the kind of attention I did with the DN01. The DN was a great bike and is very underrated imho. Enjoy your new black one. Thanks for watching and commenting.
RC62 i am new to riding bikes well just started to dont own one yet and after looking at your video and checking out the dn-01 you think it is a good beginner bike for myself i only have ridden motorcycle a few times but the honda Dn-01 looks very interesting
Great review Rob. You explained the dynamics of the bike very well. Impressive piece of engineering! Seems a little complicated for me though. I'm a little old school. That's why I ride a Harley. Great bike though and great vid. rsmf...
I really like the DN01, Its really like no other motorcycle on sale today. Looks considerably better than the aprilia automatic motorcycle they produce.
this helped me out some:] Just I might be getting one and I have a few questions, this will be my first motorcycle, iv riden dirt bikes before, but im only 16, any sugjestions for me? also Hows the vibration from the handle bars at like highway speeds? And I'm still having a little rough understanding of when u get below ten the cluth disengages and the back wheel may slide alittle in a wide turn. Thanks for the videos btw and I subscribed!
top review in general (cameraS,quality of sound/video,explenation) but i think this bike is very heavy for it's HP.Just for low speed crusinnnnnnnn.Godd work man ,HAIL from GREECE!!!
Yes, the bike weighs in about 600 lbs and is heavy for its HP rating. Definitely not a screamer when it comes to speed and torque. But it is a great ride. And for me, not having a really powerful bike is a good thing. It helps keep me out of trouble. :D
Fantastic video! And thanks for taking the time and putting your mad editing skillz to use for it. I have not driven a motorcycle in a good 16 years so this is my first time out in a while. I did drive my "Dino" for a few blocks as we had to find a sharp hill to unload it off the truck to get it out. ;o) So that was rather exhilarating! Heh, THEN I went and got my permit today. I uploaded a couple vids of my bike on this account if you'd like to see. But really, great video! Well done!
Sorry not to respond sooner... I've traded the DN01 but there is no special maintenance on the transmission. Only thing a bit different from any other bike is there is an additional oil filter.
I bought the Hurcules Auxiliary Mirrors from Amazon. Don't know if they still sell them as it was about 10 years ago. If you go to Amazon and search for "Auxiliary Mirror" you may find something similar.
@RC62 nice video. When my financial situations makes a turn for the better, I want this bike. It's appealed to me since I found out about it. What would you say the gas mileage is on average for this bike?
Thanks for the info , I will have to try and find one in a dealer and see how it feels , but I imagine the foot plates get in the way as well. There is always the MP3 option but I prefer two wheels.
Very good detailed review. I had a stroke 18 months ago leaving a left arm that has very limited use apart from being able hold on to the handle bar and a weakened left leg and foot drop , although I am getting slowly stronger with daily gym sessions, but we are talking years of recovery and at 56 I'd rather not wait a few more years to back on a bike again. So Ideally I would like automatic motorcycle with a low enough seat to manoeuvre the bike when sat on it. With only a 29" leg the NC700 DCT seat is far too high even with a seat lowering kit. The CTX700 would be ideal but Honda UK would not import it . ( very short sighted , so many older riders and disabled are crying out for a bike like that) So the DN-01 seems to be ideal compromise except the weight . How easy is it to paddle the DaN-01 around when sat on it?
the thing about it....i really didnt give it a chance before i rode it...and i got it out on the highway and it was smooth and weird with no clutch...mine has 4 thousand miles on her...got it at storm lake honda in storm lake iowa great place to do business with www.stormlakehonda.com good work rc62
Yeah the price tag was a bit high. Probably one of the reasons it didn't sell here in the states very well. Honda discontinued it in the US after only one year, 2009. It's a fun bike though. :D
Nice explanation of the DN RC, I would really like one but the price in the UK is way out my range, it is a lot more expensive than most other bikes/ (Large Scooters) maybe because it is a niche market and not a high volume sales bike, but i am sure Honda could sell a lot more if the price was right. :)
Thanx for the info but in the mean time i found my dream bike, the Honda NC700X with automatic transmission just like the DN-01, not that i can afford any of them even used
How much does it cost? In Greece it costs around 12,000 euros nowadays. Back in 2010 its price wouldn't exceed 10,500 euros. Hayabusa is even more expensive: 16,000 euros, as much as a sedan.
They were not popular here in the US and only the 2009 model was sold. I paid $16,500 (~12,241 Euros) back in 2009 when they came out. If you can find one at a dealer they are going as low as about $9,000.
I will do! I need to pass my full test and somehow get money to buy it :( haha. It's really nice, I can shift gears fine but why make it "harder" when I can purchase one of these :)
Yeah the DN01 price point is a bit high. Would have been lower if they sold more of them. If any dealers still have one on their showroom floor you might get a really good deal on a new one. It's good to learn on a manual shift bike. Once you get that down riding a scooter or automatic is simple. :D Ride safe...
@RC62 yea I understand :] and I dont need power and speed, I just want a nice comfy bike that can get me there and back safly can handle long trips, and is a joy to have. OFC I like alittle power and Iv done enough studying to see the dn-01 has some power maybe not as much as a crouch rocket but I dont really like the feel of things like the ninja 250, and yes I know the bike costs a good bit but a good friend of my fathers is moving so, he just wants it to go to a good home:]
So got mine from Amazon several years ago. Can't find the exact name (Hercules Auxiliary Mirrors) but these look to be the same thing. Just check if there are different sizes. I took mine off and found they had abraded the paint on the OEM mirrors so please be aware of that. www.amazon.com/Side-Mirror-Auxiliary-Offers-Angle/dp/B012GSJVEE/ref=sr_1_1?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1510845488&sr=1-1&keywords=hercules+mirrors
There are a few DN-01s still available, some of them with less than 200 miles on them. So, here's the question For the price I've seen on a 'Used' DN-01, i.e., with less than 200 miles on, and the price on a new CTX-700 with the new DCT technology, which is really a better choice? I haven't ridden a bike on almost 40 years, and I was never licensed to do it anyway. Don't tell anyone. :) But, now, I'd like to get a bike for around town driving, and for that around town, an autobox interests me. I have a 2013 Toyota Camry SE, with a 4 cylinder engine, and it has the normal drive mode, paddle shifters on the wheel, and a sport mode on the stick, so not really too much different than either the DN-01 or the CTX-700. If you were in my position, and I want saddle bags, backrest and top bag for the bike, which do YOU think is a better choice? Thanks in advance for your answer.
Gary C I'm not at all familiar with the CTX-700. While I love my DN01, the fact that it didn't sell well here in the States means a somewhat limited choice of aftermarket stuff that fits. Givi does make a top box and hard cases for the DN01 and you can get a back rest from Utopia. If the CTX is a more common bike then aftermarket upgrades may be more easily obtained (or it may come with those options I dunno...). Anyway, my advice is check out each bike and see if you can test ride them. That's really the only way to know which is right for you.
No sweat, I don't mind folks calling me out or asking a question as long as they aren't just trolling. :D I sold the DN01 as I decided I wanted a new Indian Scout. Loved the DN01 and wish I could have kept it but really wanted something new to get me interested in riding again.
As heavy as it is, when parking up or downhill sounds like I'll somehow need both hands over on the right side - one to hold the brake lever while I pull on the parking brake with the other hand, eegads! If I forget to set it before I release the right hand brake lever then I've just dropped my expensive bike, oh crap.
I have not found it to be an issue. Can always hold the brake with my right foot as I reach down to set the parking brake. If both feet are on the ground it still only takes a second to drop my right hand from the brake lever to the parking brake.
Hi RC62, thanks for the reply! :) My red DN-01 with full Givi was delivered 2 days ago and will be sitting in my storage unit until I get back my balance and skills from 20+ yrs ago. As it is with these rare bikes, I bought it with no opportunity to see it or ANY DN-01's other than great photos and zero experience with the model or its marvels or quirks. Seems like your videos were the first time I ever even saw one in motion! Scared myself 3 weeks ago picking up my new-to-me Suzuki Burgman 400 for the 6 hr ride home from the dealer. Turns out my vestibular balance has badly deteriorated from, I guess, age and a lack of actually needing great balance (practice in other words) so will somehow be getting a Buell Blast over to a rider safety course to work that crucial skill set back up to par. I'm also working on a balance disc several times a day and it does seem to help. Have to ride again and enjoy life!!
Congrats on the DN01. It is a rare beast for sure. It is fun to ride and isn't hard to get used to. You will want to practice U turns in a safe place as the DN01 definitely does not handle like a manual clutch machine on slow turns. Gotta drag the rear brake a bit and keep the revs up a little so the tranny does not disengage. Good luck with getting your balance back. I understand practicing balance helps the inner ear readjust. Ride safe. :)
i'm a chicken sh!t too, all i need is something that is fast enough to keep up with traffic so they are not passing me all the god damn time, so a small bike or scooter just won't do, this DN-01 would do pretty nicely if it wasn't so expensive, so i guess the only choice if you want an automatic transmission 2 wheeled machine is a big (400-600cc) scooter Right now i'm learning on a 24 yo 125cc manual bike and i already managed to flip it because i wasn't paying enough attention to the clutch
It' doesn't look like it but it's a residential area - with both the legal and the logical speed limit. There speed bumps and I also noticed 'School' written on the road. Also, he's demoing specific driving modes and behavior.
I think Honda will continue to support them for a while. Not that their dealers know how to work on them. I was having a mechanic friend take care of some of the more complex maintenance on mine.
yeah but that's the whole point to an automatic, so that you don't have to learn to drive/ride a manual, there is not much point afterwards, automatics are more expensive, heavier, less fuel efficient and because they are so much more complex more prone to breaking and more expensive to fix (compared to manual version of the same vehicle) You ride safe as well...
I've had my DN-01 coming up on 4 years now and still love it. The engine is a 700cc V-Twin. It has sufficient power as far as I am concerned and it has Sport and semi-manual shift modes so you can control the gearing if you need to. I've never had an issue even riding 2-up with my wife. I should add that I tend to ride easy so my idea of "sufficient" may not be the same as your own. :D
Fantastic video! And thanks for taking the time and putting your mad editing skillz to use for it.
I have not driven a motorcycle in a good 16 years so this is my first time out in a while. I did drive my "Dino" for a few blocks as we had to find a sharp hill to unload it off the truck to get it out. ;o) So that was rather exhilarating!
Heh, THEN I went and got my permit today.
I uploaded a couple vids of my bike on this account if you'd like to see.
Enjoyed the video. I looked at one of these when I got my Burgman they seem to operate the same. You have the sport button and we have the power button they seem to work the same. Keep the sunny side up.
The Honda DN01 definetely IS a great bike (and not a scooter-bike, or a bike-scooter as it is defined here in France).
I wish I could afford one.
The absence of clutch lever and gear selector feels really strange at 1st but in the end I got used to it!
Thanks for this great great video about a great great bike!
Nice review man, just watched both of your DN01 review parts too, seems like a pretty well rounded bike for touring!
really nice! always wondered how that system worked! excellent work mate!
Had a red DN for a couple of years then sold it - that was a mistake - rode a couple of other bikes - buying a black DN right now looking forward to it lmiss it love it.
I regret trading my DN01 back in 2017. I bought an Indian Scout and customized the heck out of it. The Scout was a beautiful bike but it was not as fun as, nor did it get the kind of attention I did with the DN01. The DN was a great bike and is very underrated imho. Enjoy your new black one. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Cool demo, Rob. Amazing technology.
Great demo Rob. The Burgman 650 transmission is very simular to the DNO1. Pretty cool I think. Same in a lot of ways.
RC62 i am new to riding bikes well just started to dont own one yet and after looking at your video and checking out the dn-01 you think it is a good beginner bike for myself i only have ridden motorcycle a few times but the honda Dn-01 looks very interesting
Great review Rob. You explained the dynamics of the bike very well.
Impressive piece of engineering!
Seems a little complicated for me though.
I'm a little old school. That's why I ride a Harley.
Great bike though and great vid.
rsmf...
Honda engineers are pretty very innovative. Good demo!
The DN-01 is a lot of fun (at least for me) and is quite unique. I have yet to see another one on the road. let me know if you do get one. :D
I really like the DN01, Its really like no other motorcycle on sale today. Looks considerably better than the aprilia automatic motorcycle they produce.
this helped me out some:] Just I might be getting one and I have a few questions, this will be my first motorcycle, iv riden dirt bikes before, but im only 16, any sugjestions for me? also Hows the vibration from the handle bars at like highway speeds? And I'm still having a little rough understanding of when u get below ten the cluth disengages and the back wheel may slide alittle in a wide turn. Thanks for the videos btw and I subscribed!
Thanks! Very Well done.
Glad you liked it! Thanks.
I really love the bike. It has a few quirks (eccentricities) but is very unique and is fun to ride.
Nice Bike and nice Rapport. Thank you RC62.
Thank you for watching and commenting. :D
top review in general (cameraS,quality of sound/video,explenation) but i think this bike is very heavy for it's HP.Just for low speed crusinnnnnnnn.Godd work man ,HAIL from GREECE!!!
Yes, the bike weighs in about 600 lbs and is heavy for its HP rating. Definitely not a screamer when it comes to speed and torque. But it is a great ride. And for me, not having a really powerful bike is a good thing. It helps keep me out of trouble. :D
Fantastic video! And thanks for taking the time and putting your mad editing skillz to use for it.
I have not driven a motorcycle in a good 16 years so this is my first time out in a while. I did drive my "Dino" for a few blocks as we had to find a sharp hill to unload it off the truck to get it out. ;o) So that was rather exhilarating!
Heh, THEN I went and got my permit today.
I uploaded a couple vids of my bike on this account if you'd like to see.
But really, great video! Well done!
Hi, whats the maintenance like? Im planning to get one myself..
Sorry not to respond sooner... I've traded the DN01 but there is no special maintenance on the transmission. Only thing a bit different from any other bike is there is an additional oil filter.
Wear do you get them top mirrors from if u don't mind me asking just ordered one in trike version cheers nice video from council kev uk
I bought the Hurcules Auxiliary Mirrors from Amazon. Don't know if they still sell them as it was about 10 years ago. If you go to Amazon and search for "Auxiliary Mirror" you may find something similar.
@RC62 nice video. When my financial situations makes a turn for the better, I want this bike. It's appealed to me since I found out about it. What would you say the gas mileage is on average for this bike?
cvt nice , me also well a scooter though I wonder how big your roller weights are? cvt is cool. I like it. very informative video
Hello RC, was it easy to mount some add-ons on the handlebar as it seems quiet thick and oddly shaped from the regular ones?
Yes, it was a bit hard to mount things to the handlebars. There is a plastic cover over most of it.
Thanks for the info , I will have to try and find one in a dealer and see how it feels , but I imagine the foot plates get in the way as well. There is always the MP3 option but I prefer two wheels.
The floorboards are set forward so not in the way when putting your feet down or duck walking the bike.
Very good detailed review.
I had a stroke 18 months ago leaving a left arm that has very limited use apart from being able hold on to the handle bar and a weakened left leg and foot drop , although I am getting slowly stronger with daily gym sessions, but we are talking years of recovery and at 56 I'd rather not wait a few more years to back on a bike again. So Ideally I would like automatic motorcycle with a low enough seat to manoeuvre the bike when sat on it. With only a 29" leg the NC700 DCT seat is far too high even with a seat lowering kit. The CTX700 would be ideal but Honda UK would not import it . ( very short sighted , so many older riders and disabled are crying out for a bike like that) So the DN-01 seems to be ideal compromise except the weight . How easy is it to paddle the DaN-01 around when sat on it?
The DN01 is pretty heavy, 580 LBs. I could push it around on level ground while sitting on it but not so easy if there is an uphill slope at all.
JimNTexas has an FJR AE which is, bacically, push-button shifting.
Can you do s wheelie on that in TecTronic or sport mode?
So in Drive mode (automatic) the bike won't stall like manual bikes? So like a scooter?
got one last night...great bike!!
I agree! Congrats. Hope you enjoy it. :D
the thing about it....i really didnt give it a chance before i rode it...and i got it out on the highway and it was smooth and weird with no clutch...mine has 4 thousand miles on her...got it at storm lake honda in storm lake iowa great place to do business with www.stormlakehonda.com good work rc62
Such a good bike! I want one!
Yeah the price tag was a bit high. Probably one of the reasons it didn't sell here in the states very well. Honda discontinued it in the US after only one year, 2009. It's a fun bike though. :D
im in the process of purchasing a dn-01.i would like you oppinion on the bike.how powerful is it? since its mountainous overhere
Nice explanation of the DN RC, I would really like one but the price in the UK is way out my range, it is a lot more expensive than most other bikes/ (Large Scooters) maybe because it is a niche market and not a high volume sales bike, but i am sure Honda could sell a lot more if the price was right. :)
Thanx for the info but in the mean time i found my dream bike, the Honda NC700X with automatic transmission just like the DN-01, not that i can afford any of them even used
How much does it cost? In Greece it costs around 12,000 euros nowadays. Back in 2010 its price wouldn't exceed 10,500 euros. Hayabusa is even more expensive: 16,000 euros, as much as a sedan.
They were not popular here in the US and only the 2009 model was sold. I paid $16,500 (~12,241 Euros) back in 2009 when they came out. If you can find one at a dealer they are going as low as about $9,000.
I will do! I need to pass my full test and somehow get money to buy it :( haha. It's really nice, I can shift gears fine but why make it "harder" when I can purchase one of these :)
You don't ride in a road with bumps, you ride in bumps with a road. Get a trail bike, man. Nice video and explanations, thought :)
Yeah the DN01 price point is a bit high. Would have been lower if they sold more of them. If any dealers still have one on their showroom floor you might get a really good deal on a new one.
It's good to learn on a manual shift bike. Once you get that down riding a scooter or automatic is simple. :D
Ride safe...
@RC62 yea I understand :] and I dont need power and speed, I just want a nice comfy bike that can get me there and back safly can handle long trips, and is a joy to have. OFC I like alittle power and Iv done enough studying to see the dn-01 has some power maybe not as much as a crouch rocket but I dont really like the feel of things like the ninja 250, and yes I know the bike costs a good bit but a good friend of my fathers is moving so, he just wants it to go to a good home:]
Great video Rob, I was wondering can you send me the direct link for those blind spot mirrors you have? They look really nice.
Thanks
Steve
So got mine from Amazon several years ago. Can't find the exact name (Hercules Auxiliary Mirrors) but these look to be the same thing. Just check if there are different sizes. I took mine off and found they had abraded the paint on the OEM mirrors so please be aware of that. www.amazon.com/Side-Mirror-Auxiliary-Offers-Angle/dp/B012GSJVEE/ref=sr_1_1?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1510845488&sr=1-1&keywords=hercules+mirrors
Merci pour la vidéo : Super !
There are a few DN-01s still available, some of them with less than 200 miles on them. So, here's the question For the price I've seen on a 'Used' DN-01, i.e., with less than 200 miles on, and the price on a new CTX-700 with the new DCT technology, which is really a better choice? I haven't ridden a bike on almost 40 years, and I was never licensed to do it anyway. Don't tell anyone. :) But, now, I'd like to get a bike for around town driving, and for that around town, an autobox interests me. I have a 2013 Toyota Camry SE, with a 4 cylinder engine, and it has the normal drive mode, paddle shifters on the wheel, and a sport mode on the stick, so not really too much different than either the DN-01 or the CTX-700.
If you were in my position, and I want saddle bags, backrest and top bag for the bike, which do YOU think is a better choice? Thanks in advance for your answer.
Gary C I'm not at all familiar with the CTX-700. While I love my DN01, the fact that it didn't sell well here in the States means a somewhat limited choice of aftermarket stuff that fits. Givi does make a top box and hard cases for the DN01 and you can get a back rest from Utopia. If the CTX is a more common bike then aftermarket upgrades may be more easily obtained (or it may come with those options I dunno...). Anyway, my advice is check out each bike and see if you can test ride them. That's really the only way to know which is right for you.
Gary C Get a Gilera GP 800 or Aprilia Srv 850
Get an Aprilia Mana 850 instead.
@RC62 thanks:]
Is the gearbox CVT or DCT?
CVT
Why do u say that the bike goes into neutral when u stop, it absolutely does not.
Technically it would be more accurate to say at slow speeds and when stopped the transmission disengages drive.
That's cool, I'm not here to split hairs :). Why did you sell ur bike, u had that thing looking sweet!!
No sweat, I don't mind folks calling me out or asking a question as long as they aren't just trolling. :D
I sold the DN01 as I decided I wanted a new Indian Scout. Loved the DN01 and wish I could have kept it but really wanted something new to get me interested in riding again.
Wow Indian Scout, nice!! Any vids?
Yep, walk around starts at ~24 min. th-cam.com/video/Gwct4mhQaU4/w-d-xo.html
nice bike
Thank you. :D
As heavy as it is, when parking up or downhill sounds like I'll somehow need both hands over on the right side - one to hold the brake lever while I pull on the parking brake with the other hand, eegads! If I forget to set it before I release the right hand brake lever then I've just dropped my expensive bike, oh crap.
I have not found it to be an issue. Can always hold the brake with my right foot as I reach down to set the parking brake. If both feet are on the ground it still only takes a second to drop my right hand from the brake lever to the parking brake.
Hi RC62, thanks for the reply! :)
My red DN-01 with full Givi was delivered 2 days ago and will be sitting in my storage unit until I get back my balance and skills from 20+ yrs ago. As it is with these rare bikes, I bought it with no opportunity to see it or ANY DN-01's other than great photos and zero experience with the model or its marvels or quirks. Seems like your videos were the first time I ever even saw one in motion!
Scared myself 3 weeks ago picking up my new-to-me Suzuki Burgman 400 for the 6 hr ride home from the dealer. Turns out my vestibular balance has badly deteriorated from, I guess, age and a lack of actually needing great balance (practice in other words) so will somehow be getting a Buell Blast over to a rider safety course to work that crucial skill set back up to par. I'm also working on a balance disc several times a day and it does seem to help.
Have to ride again and enjoy life!!
Congrats on the DN01. It is a rare beast for sure. It is fun to ride and isn't hard to get used to. You will want to practice U turns in a safe place as the DN01 definitely does not handle like a manual clutch machine on slow turns. Gotta drag the rear brake a bit and keep the revs up a little so the tranny does not disengage.
Good luck with getting your balance back. I understand practicing balance helps the inner ear readjust.
Ride safe. :)
This is true...
i'm a chicken sh!t too, all i need is something that is fast enough to keep up with traffic so they are not passing me all the god damn time, so a small bike or scooter just won't do, this DN-01 would do pretty nicely if it wasn't so expensive, so i guess the only choice if you want an automatic transmission 2 wheeled machine is a big (400-600cc) scooter
Right now i'm learning on a 24 yo 125cc manual bike and i already managed to flip it because i wasn't paying enough attention to the clutch
The road is too twisty to open the throttle???
It' doesn't look like it but it's a residential area - with both the legal and the logical speed limit. There speed bumps and I also noticed 'School' written on the road. Also, he's demoing specific driving modes and behavior.
Do you still own it?
No, I traded the DN01 in 2 years ago. I kinda regret getting rid of it. Loved the bike.
RC62 I’m been thinking about getting one but I’m scared since there’s no so many. If anything goes wrong I’m may have a difficult time to fix it 😕
I think Honda will continue to support them for a while. Not that their dealers know how to work on them. I was having a mechanic friend take care of some of the more complex maintenance on mine.
RC62 thank you.
You are most welcome. Please let me know if you get one. I sincerely miss mine. :)
yeah but that's the whole point to an automatic, so that you don't have to learn to drive/ride a manual, there is not much point afterwards, automatics are more expensive, heavier, less fuel efficient and because they are so much more complex more prone to breaking and more expensive to fix (compared to manual version of the same vehicle)
You ride safe as well...
Not me
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