I always liked this then and now photo images Bazbro.
(01-14-2022, 10:29 PM)GoldOxide_imp Wrote: [ -> ]I always liked this then and now photo images Bazbro.
Yes, GO; me too.
I'm an avid follower of WW1 and WW2 wartime sites, having made many pilgimages to the battlefields of the Western Front and WW2 sites over the years. As a result, the photographs that REALLY appeal to me are the "Then and Now" ones.
It brings it home just how recent those terrible events are.
I almost added another entry to my list today. I found a nice looking 2004 BMW R1100S with only 17k mikes for sale on another forum and decided I had to have it. Spoke with the owner and was dismayed to learn this was his first bike and it had never been back to the dealer for annual inspections or any servicing or maintenance. The owner, who is not a motorcycle mechanic, performed all the repairs himself DIY, including new fuel injectors, fuel manifold, wiring loom, servo-ABS flush, and other stuff probably best left to a dealer. That was it for me. No thanks!
3 Honda Xl250rs
4 Kawasaki Z125s
2 Triumph street triple Rs
2 Wr250x's
Many nice pictures, great motorcycles, and impressive lists of ownership. But has none of you in his wasted youth owned 1 or 2 ...
Boss Hoss BHC-3, with 6,200cc
Triumph Rocket III – 2,294cc
Kawasaki VN2000 – 2,053cc
??
... the three biggest motorcycles (in terms of cc) ever built ?
Such thangs can only roam on wide U.S. streets, and fit into U.S. garages.
1985 Honda Nighthawk
2002 Honda Nighthawk
Liked the 85 better
(06-27-2022, 01:04 AM)calipo223_imp Wrote: [ -> ]1985 Honda Nighthawk
2002 Honda Nighthawk
Liked the 85 better
(+1) Agreed. Came with shaft drive too.
Suzuki GSX250 x2
Suzuki GT250x7 x2
Suzuki GS550 x3
all dirt cheap + a few others but these are the only repeats
In my younger years of course
BMW F650GS Twin x2
Honda 305 Dream x2