Anybody else here ride? If so, what?
Who rides motorcycles?
- Thread starter Potroast88
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I cant trust myself, I'd end up without a license or dead so I dont own one.
but the last bike I drove was a 04 Suzuki Bandit 1200
but the last bike I drove was a 04 Suzuki Bandit 1200
Grew up riding dirt bikes....
70's Motovilla 50cc
Late 70s Suzuki JR50
Late 70's/Early 80's Yamaha YZ50 (clutch and multi speed bike)
83 Suzuki RM80
86 Honda CR80
87 Yamaha YZ125
89 Yamaha YZ250WR
Then came college and MTB at college
Still a member or my motoorcycle club even though I don't have a bike....I do bum bikes everyonce in a while.
70's Motovilla 50cc
Late 70s Suzuki JR50
Late 70's/Early 80's Yamaha YZ50 (clutch and multi speed bike)
83 Suzuki RM80
86 Honda CR80
87 Yamaha YZ125
89 Yamaha YZ250WR
Then came college and MTB at college
Still a member or my motoorcycle club even though I don't have a bike....I do bum bikes everyonce in a while.
I have 2 bikes at the moment. I've got an '02 Triumph Speed 4 and a '78 Triumph Bonneville T140v.
'02 Yamaha YZF250
But I don't think I could ever own a street bike - too dangerous!
But I don't think I could ever own a street bike - too dangerous!
I had a Yamaha WR426F, but it tried to kill me out in the middle of the desert.
I have a YSR50 race bike at home and plan on building a couple KLX110 mini-moto's for me and my son to play with (he's 5). Previous bikes include a CR80 (when I was little), a stock Hawk GT, a built Hawk, an F2, a couple built oil-cooled GSX-R's, a TZ125, and a KTM 625SMC. I have ridden all kinds of stuff from Harleys to turbo CBR9's, and didn't own a car until I was in my twenties. Unfortunately, living in Miami, street bikes really aren't very fun for me anymore. If I won the lotto I'd move to Georgia and build KTM supermoto bike for the mountains and a new CBR6 for the track 
Currently I have an 02 Ducati 998 for the street :love:
and a Suzuki GSX-R 750 for the racetrack
:love: and a Suzuki GSX-R 750 for the racetrack
88 fzr400 track ready street bike - ridiculously fun.
been riding/racing dirt bikes since i was 4... just got my first street bike 2 years ago.
I had a YSR many years ago. A couple of my buddies had them also and we used to have a blast on them.bmxr said:I have a YSR50 race bike at home and plan on building a couple KLX110 mini-moto's for me and my son to play with (he's 5). Previous bikes include a CR80 (when I was little), a stock Hawk GT, a built Hawk, an F2, a couple built oil-cooled GSX-R's, a TZ125, and a KTM 625SMC. I have ridden all kinds of stuff from Harleys to turbo CBR9's, and didn't own a car until I was in my twenties. Unfortunately, living in Miami, street bikes really aren't very fun for me anymore. If I won the lotto I'd move to Georgia and build KTM supermoto bike for the mountains and a new CBR6 for the track
'71 harley fatboy, Honda XR80, and Honda CR125
1995 Ducati 900sp, street
1998 CBR 600, race
1986 Kawi Ke 100 , dirt
1998 CBR 600, race
1986 Kawi Ke 100 , dirt
used to 1994 CBR 900rr it was fun!
Where was that photo taken? That spots looks FUN!!!KaTooMer said:The '03 Kawasaki KX250:
The '02 KTM 300MXC:
Yes, I like to get wet.
Some kid in my class is going to buy a new street bike once he gets his lisence. His parents are OK with is and he is going to finance a brand new naked Honda or Ducati. I think he is going to wreck himself within the first 4 months. Maybe i should get a pool going? 
For playin in the dirt I have an '03 Honda CRF230. I just sold my old trials bike which was an '86 Honda TLR200. And I am in the process of fixing up a little '88 Honda VTR250 street bike I picked up for next to nothing. It needs some petcock work and a couple body panels and it'll be ready to go. After I figure out how not to kill myself, I'll probably trade up to something in the 600 range. Motorcycles are fun, but I'm figuring out real quick how much more room they take up than non-motorized bikes! My garage is running out of room fast!
Yeah, and they are getting harder to find. People are realizing that you can build a bitchin' little bike for 6-7 grand. I've always loved the way the exhaust comes out of the front of the heads on the Triumph twins.stevew said:Triumph's are pretty cool
I have 2,a 91 Suzuki RMX250,which apparently is different to the US model,mine's the full hp enduro weapon,40hp 90+mph scary machine!
And a 91 Kawasaki ZXR 250,Im only on a learner license so restricted to 250cc,so I got the fastest 4 stroke 250 I could! :evil:
Hehe,19 000 rpm is fun!
And a 91 Kawasaki ZXR 250,Im only on a learner license so restricted to 250cc,so I got the fastest 4 stroke 250 I could! :evil:
Hehe,19 000 rpm is fun!
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05 Suzuki DRZ 400 and an 00 Yamaha R6(race only)
I have a 1967 BSA B44R Victor Roadster and Im currently in the restoreation of a 76 Can-Am MX2 125 motocross bike
I'm impressed with the # of racebikes listed, especially dedicated ones.
Kudos. You can really use these things to their potential on a track, eh? The street is constant frustration when you want to turn up the wick.
I tracked a 98 F3 to destruction a few years back. The older bikes are so much cheaper to maintain, but it's still a spendy endeavor.
Cheers :beer:
Kudos. You can really use these things to their potential on a track, eh? The street is constant frustration when you want to turn up the wick.
I tracked a 98 F3 to destruction a few years back. The older bikes are so much cheaper to maintain, but it's still a spendy endeavor.
Cheers :beer:
1972 Honda 750/4
Sunny days only, and often not even then because I'm mountainbiking in my free time.
Too many toys - too little time.
Sunny days only, and often not even then because I'm mountainbiking in my free time.
Too many toys - too little time.
2004 Honda 599
lots - o - fun
lots - o - fun
