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Show us your Motorcycle
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Be careful out there!
My former ride:
My former ride:
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Sweet ride.
I woulda thunk that this thread would have gotten better traction by now, compared with "show us your cars" and show us your bikes" kinda threads.
This was my last steed before being taken out by a 21 year-old pickup driver making a left turn... I was traveling at ~30mph, w/high beams on!
You cannot ever account for inattentive cagers... I was forced to give up the hobby after $85k worth of surgeries.
This was my last steed before being taken out by a 21 year-old pickup driver making a left turn... I was traveling at ~30mph, w/high beams on!
You cannot ever account for inattentive cagers... I was forced to give up the hobby after $85k worth of surgeries.
BMW R1100S (I have babied it and still looks like new), and my everyday vehicle due to practicality, Piaggio MP3 500 (which has been outfitted with an Akrapovic exhaust now).
I also had a Yellow-banana but it was a K1200S, even the wheels were all yellow!
I had bought it (sight-unseen) from a Connecticut BMW dealer and had it shipped (free of charge) to SoCal.
Only because the local dealer (that I was a 20 year customer of) refused to negotiate.
It had allowed me to save a few thousand bucks and rub my dealer's nose in it... when service time came.
Neighbor has one... and why do I tell you this?
Welllll, because the gas tankS are not where you'd think they are... and why do I tell you that?
I'd rather have the Cg a bit higher (add ~32lbs. to dry-weight of 442 lbs but 20 inches lower now @axle line) rather than watch the bike go up in a ball of flame and melted plastic. pof
Welllll, because the gas tankS are not where you'd think they are... and why do I tell you that?
I'd rather have the Cg a bit higher (add ~32lbs. to dry-weight of 442 lbs but 20 inches lower now @axle line) rather than watch the bike go up in a ball of flame and melted plastic. pof
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Neighbor has one... and why do I tell you this?
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Welllll, because the gas tankS are not where you'd think they are... and why do I tell you that?
I'd rather have the Cg a bit higher (when full) rather than watch the bike go up in a ball of flame and melted plastic. pof
Well that question and answer seminar was a roller coaster of emotions
I thought it was for all the wrong reasons when he told me but could not tell him (my imho) and needed to vent... sorry.
I can delete if it bugs you.
I can delete if it bugs you.
Don't delete. I liked it.
Noice. Love the background too.
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I went to the Toronto Motorcycle Power sports show today. Lot's of cool stuff. The Yamaha dealer was telling me that the 50+ year old market was booming but they all want retro looking bikes. From the crowd around the Triumph booth he was probably right.
Hadn't noticed this thread before, seems this one is more used for motorcycles https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/any-motorcyclists-on-this-forum.14600/I woulda thunk that this thread would have gotten better traction by now, compared with "show us your cars" and show us your bikes" kinda threads.
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This was my last steed before being taken out by a 21 year-old pickup driver making a left turn... I was traveling at ~30mph, w/high beams on!
You cannot ever account for inattentive cagers... I was forced to give up the hobby after $85k worth of surgeries.
That said, here's mine (yes, just a light e-dirt bike)
I've not ridden my bike (bike #6) in a long while now.
2002 GSF1200S
Get my jollies with my glider now.
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.
2002 GSF1200S
Get my jollies with my glider now.
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.
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Hey, that's my Bandit!I've not ridden my bike 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,
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