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RE: For fun.. my progression of bikes! - Rolls_imp - 02-09-2014
Very cool, PTM! Don't know how I missed this thread for so long.
RE: For fun.. my progression of bikes! - Guth_imp - 02-09-2014
(02-09-2014, 08:12 AM)Rolls_imp Wrote: Very cool, PTM! Don't know how I missed this thread for so long.
Ditto!
RE: For fun.. my progression of bikes! - The Spaceman_imp - 02-09-2014
(04-28-2013, 06:10 AM)thumper_imp Wrote: That XJR400 is beautiful!!!
+1. Very classic style and look.
RE: For fun.. my progression of bikes! - calamarichris_imp - 02-18-2014
Neat bikes! I envy you Europeans and wonder why we can't get those colors and configurations here.
Now I wanna to play too.
First ride: '69 Honda CB175 (my Dad's)
First bike: '93 Harley Sportster. 70,000 miles before it was stolen.
First Honda: '98 Honda Superhawk. 50,000 miles before it wore out.
Favorite bike: '00 Kawasaki W650 (on the left). 50,000 miles before bevel cam-drive wore out.
Current bikes: '02 ZX9R (My Goldwing), still going strong at 75,000 miles.
'02 EX500 (Dog Taxi), still going strongish at 37,000 miles. I had the exact same bike before and put 30+ miles before cartwheeling it into a curb (slipped on a manhole cover in the middle of a turn apex.)
Ex-bike: '05 KLR650. (Was hoping to explore Mexico with this, but the drug wars intensified and I sold it after about 6 months. Also never really liked that single cylinder with TWO noisy camchains.
RE: For fun.. my progression of bikes! - Mick65_imp - 02-18-2014
The cb175 is absolutely fabulous.
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No laughing this was bike no2. I, d had a Honda 50 for a year and at this time 1966 you could drive a sidecar outfit on L, plates.
My mates and me had so much fun on this, winter in the snow was brilliant times, I passed my test on my mates bsa bantam went home hacksawed the sidecar off and drove around on sguare shaped tyres.
RE: For fun.. my progression of bikes! - calamarichris_imp - 02-18-2014
Geez-louise, Mate!
Until I read your words, I thought you were just parked a little too close to a metermaids 3-wheeler!
Bet you could do some monster speedway powerslides on those car tires though. Heh.