Motorcycle Riders - Whatcha got?

paxton

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Nov 13, 2006
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Huntsville, AL
What do you have? If you have more than one, what do you ride most? How long have you been riding?

Pictures are a plus.
 

Tugela

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May 21, 2007
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Seattle
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That just about sums it up.
 

ERover82

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Nov 26, 2011
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Darien Gap
'03 DR650 for leisurely exploring the local Cascade mountain range. Riding about 5 years. Had a Ninja and Shadow 750 before that. Lost interest in street riding and got the DR.
 

JohnC

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Dec 8, 2005
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Tappan, NY
Sold my KLR and Tengai, just have two Puchs .... lol

Rode the KLR into work all year-round for 3 years.

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Did a ground up restore of the KLR:

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Commute into NYC in the winter:

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On Palisades Parkway:

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Did some off roading in the Berkshires:
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Beagle Bones

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Oct 5, 2010
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I'm pretty new to the two wheelers; only 11 years experience. My current bike is a '94 Fatboy that's been in the family for 20 yrs and 100k miles.

Previous bikes include: '75 XLCH, '81 XL, '67 BSA Lighting 650 - hardtail, '00 FLHTCUI, '01 CR250, '81 CB 650. I may be picking up a HD Hardtail "custom" (I use that word cautiously - it looks like a wannabe bike builder had a go) in the next few weeks. By that list you can tell I prefer heavy slow bikes, with a few exceptions.
 

paxton

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Nov 13, 2006
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Huntsville, AL
I rode a motorcycle for the first time last month (January). I bought a used BMW G650GS as my first bike. I've put a few hundred miles on it.

I took the MSF course at the local Harley dealership last weekend.

Every day I can't ride is a sad day for me. It may wear off, but so far, this motorcycle thing is really addictive.
 

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Jrod

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Oct 8, 2015
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Boise
This is our two-up desert bike, there's a couple more, but this takes us the furthest. '12 DL1000. We just purchased an '03 Disco so that we can continue exploring in the winter.

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Roxi, the bike my wife and I used to elope with.

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'83 Ascot. Belonged to a friend's husband who was killed in the Middle East. AWESOME bike, runs like new.
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1987 Honda Sabre 700 (tariff bike)
1971 Honda ST-90 (164cc stroker)

Been riding since 1976. Bike history is:

1970 Honda Z-50
1977 Kaw KD-80
1974 Honda CT-90
1981 Yamaha Seca 550
1982 Yamaha FJ600
1983 Yamaha Seca Turbo
1984 Yamaha XT-600
1986 Honda Helix CN250
1974 Piaggio Vespa PX-125
1990 Yamaha Vmax
1982 Yamaha Seca Turbo
1992 Honda Helix
Yamaha TT600
Sabre and ST90 are current.
 
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paxton

Well-known member
Nov 13, 2006
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Huntsville, AL
1987 Honda Sabre 700 (tariff bike)
1971 Honda ST-90 (164cc stroker)

Been riding since 1976. Bike history is:

1970 Honda Z-50
1977 Kaw KD-80
1974 Honda CT-90
1981 Yamaha Seca 550
1982 Yamaha FJ600
1983 Yamaha Seca Turbo
1984 Yamaha XT-600
1986 Honda Helix CN250
1974 Piaggio Vespa PX-125
1990 Yamaha Vmax
1983 Yamaha Seca Turbo
1992 Honda Helix
Sabre and ST90 are current.

Dang dude! Out of all those, what's your favorite?
 

P38

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Mar 8, 2014
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Michigan USA
2012 Triumph Tiger 1050SE and 2011 Suzuki TU 250. Returned to riding after 40 years and ride both about the same. Suzi is the grocery getter, Tiger the longer trip cruiser.
 

discoboy

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Apr 3, 2015
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Colorado Springs
That Ducati is beautiful. And I love the BMWs!

You're in Colorado. Are you on ADVRider?

Thanks, the Duc is my second pasta rocket. I loved the first one - a '92 907IE, but it was too problematic and costly to maintain. Once you've owned one, however, it's difficult not to have one in the garage.

With regard to ADVR, I was for many years but backed away from it a few years ago because I couldn't stay out of JoMamma. It's a unique place on that site that also exposes a rather strange cross section of our international population. :ack:
 
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