ttoks

please, i left you a comment on the other bike thread, but if your going to kill yourself, don't your lady with you, spend the damn money on the gear, what cost's more, some leathers and a pair of boots or hospital bills for road rash and time off work... i dont see how some peopel can actually be proud stupid crap like this.

JB COMP

I agree with ttoks


You should tell her to start waring shoes. It won't be pretty if you ever lay it over with her and she's bare foot.[X(]

Kaltag

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Ill get some better pics here shortly,,,, My Hayabusa and some other toys

MadManAndrew

105th Aniversary Harley Davidson Heritage Softtail
2007 Honda CRF230

Jailbird1818

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When my Husky was new:


-JB

emaXXman123

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2005 yz250f:
FMF mega bomb header and factory 4 exhaust
factory 909 bars
enzo tuned forks
stickers

2002 yz125:
FMF exhaust
tag bars
tag triple clamps
and yea,,

Scale Flying

heres a few

emaXXman123

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Ttam Says Blarg

Wow nice bikes everyone. Its kind of funny that I saw this thread I have been seriously debating whether or not to get a bike or a car.... Of course I have no experience with a bike but everyone's a noob once right? I really like bikes but seeing that a car can be more practical I cant choose.

turbine50

Be smart and take the course http://www.msf-usa.org/

Get a learner bike and ride it for a GOOD while and make the noob mistakes with that (care & maintainance, dropping it in the driveway, first lay-down, etc.) before you get something big and cool. Wear your gear and don't be a pre-mature organ donor and you will enjoy motorcycles!

Ttam Says Blarg

Ya I was looking at the ninja 250 I can't belive how cheap they are. Debating on the 250 or 500 I don't want buy something agian in a year.

turbine50

The 500 would be fine to learn and they are good bikes for the $. You might as well buy an older one in good cond because the new ones are the same bike as the old ones (cheap old technology). $5000 new, $1500 good used. A bike like the SV650 is still forgiving enough but will yake longer for your skills to outgrow.

Mekong

kistner

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when I was younger, say 19 to 24 yo, I only had a motorcycle. Practical? theres room for you and your woman, what else do you need? I live in PA and I rode 11.5 out of 12 months. You live in CA, its a no brainer. And skip the 250, you'll outgrow it before you pay for it.

Ttam Says Blarg

I like your thinking!

46u

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Been riding motorcycles none stop for over 35 years my first love. I do not ride fast any more but I do ride far. On the bike in the pictures I have been in all but 5 states not counting Hawaii. In 2005 I rode form Macon, Georgia to Alaska and back over 10,000 miles in 4 weeks. There will never be another rode trip in my life to compare. The first 4 years I owned this bike I put over 75,000 miles on it. The bottom picture is a old picture of my 1946 flat head Harley I built out of pieces. It has been in 14 shows one 22 awards been in 3 magazines and one news paper. Been driven on 1,800 mile rod trips.

turbine50

Had to dig but I found some old pics. Red 1994 VFR 750 & 1995 CBR 600. I rode avidly for 10 years. Both sold[&o]
I learned on a Magna 750, first bike was a 1984 VF500 Interceptor. I love the V-4! The red VFR with the pipe sounded like a little V-8