We need more Canucks. I'm feeling a little under represented here.

I know what you mean. I have a 2005 and i seems like there really aren't many others in my area. Great bike!


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I haven't seen more than an handful here. SAw a couple for sale online for way too much money and too many miles.

Have no idea what they ride like, never rode one, and by the time I do it won't be anywhere near stock, so I still won't know what it rides like.:rockon:

I got my '85 750 ( yes its a canuck model, not a 700) as a roller and a bunch of boxes. The price was too good to pass up.:smiley_th

Don't forget about us migrated canucks! Anyway, for ontario I've lived in london, kitchener, st thomas, missisaga, pickerington & petrolia. You know, where oil was discovered in ontario. For alberta, I lived in calgery, just off the trans-can, east side. I loved alberta best. The mountains out there make colorado look like foot hills!

So, why leave then?

I'm acyually here from my parents. Like, 18 or so years ago. My dad was transfered here. I got married, had a family, blah, blah, blah, ect, ect.

All of "My" family is still in ontario & I love it when I get to visit.

It seems that you can't go anywhere without finding a transplanted Canuck! Sneaky little buggers aren't we?

My 750 is actually an American bike. Don't know how it got here, but I bought it from the local dealer - was traded in on a Vulcan 1500. eally good condition and a fantastic deal.

I took it to a Show 'N Shine a couple of nights ago and it got a good bit of attention.

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