Show us your Motorcycle

[Chr1]

I've not ridden my bike (bike #6) in a long while now.

2002 GSF1200S

Get my jollies with my glider now.

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Much less traffic, no speed limit that I can exceed, can ride without a helmet, can ride with others (that's how the picture came about), and I find it very sporty.

Nice one there Ray. Looks amazing. Bet it's a buzz.... Would love to give it a go sometime.

Best of both worlds... Sky and land...

PS You forgot to mention : Burns way less fuel, so greener too!

 

[G|force]

I always wanted one of these

 

[pseudoid]

During a recent early spring-cleaning, I found the following notes from an article in Motorcyclist magazine (Nov.1991 issue); that are relevant to this thread as well as to ASR members, as a whole:

When we are exposed to loud noises:

• Our blood-pressure increases
• Our heart-rate and pressure increase
• Our breathing increases
• Our muscles tense-up
• Our perspiration increases
• Our blood vessels constrict
• Cholesterol levels increase in our hearts
• Triglyceride levels increase in our hearts
• Our hormonal activity steps-up
• Hormones are released into our bloodstream
• Our stomach increases acid secretions
• Our reproductive system whacks-out as if on alcohol; increased sexual-drive but decreased potency
• Our immune system whacks-out by changing white blood-cells and gamma-globulin levels.
• Adrenaline levels increase to constrict our ears' blood-supply; while diverting our supply to our arms, legs and our heart.

I trust my notes but you are welcome to search for the above referenced article for confirmation, to verify accuracy in the 21st Century.

<< one of motorcyclists' best buddies.

 

[Martin]

I occasionally miss my VTX1300R:

Martin

 

[MGJ]

I occasionally miss my VTX1300R also. I now ride a Honda NC 750X DCT and a Can Am Spyder F3 Limited.

 

[HoweSound]

1970 Norton Commando with easy rider inspired paint job. One more thing I should have hung onto...