Motorcycle Riders - Whatcha got?

[Devildog01]

This

You really need to clean your garage goose.

 

[Rugbier]

You really need to clean your garage goose.

I know

But to make a point, I do have the other Garage with Cars quite neat

 

[Roverdoc]

I started riding again about a year ago. So fun. Sold my second car and now commute half the time on my ktm 690 enduro R

 

[hafaday]

Anyone going to March Moto Madness in Tellico this year?

Just looked it up.. Looks like a damn good time.

 

[Rugbier]

What carrier is that and what is the capacity?

Thanks

Anyone going to March Moto Madness in Tellico this year?

 

[JohnC]

I have a steel carrier and an alluminum one. The steel one can carry 600 lbs from what I recall.

 

[hafaday]

Throwing these out there.

http://www.versahaul.com/products.php

http://www.discountramps.com/carriers/c/2130/

 

[brian4d]

That just about sums it up.

You could have just used the McQueen one, that would have been sufficient.

 

[Lake_Bueller]

My current bikes...

 

[mike97d1]

I don't currently have one but I've had a few. First was a Honda CBR 600, then I got a Kawasaki ZX-7R, then recently I bought a 76' Honda CB 550 and did a Café style build (kinda proud of the tail section I hand made).

I really loved the ZX-7R (air shifter, lowered, Akrapovic exhaust, jetted, Etc.). I liked to drag race it, and roast the crap out of the tire around town.

Pics of the ZX7 and CB 550 (before & after) attached.

 

[paxton]

That Honda transformation is impressive. Nice build!

 

[Injuhneer]

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

Straight-line speed: Vmax
2nd gear WOT when the V-Boost opens. Yikes!

Stealth speed: '82 Seca Turbo (the second one)
Highly modified. Lots of boost and other goodies. Always fun to surprise modern sport bikes when the boost hits. Photos attached and a link to a large photo.
http://ootfab.dynamic-dns.net:90/xj/photos/Bikes\DSC03956.JPG

Trail: CT-90

The Great Wide Open: XT 600

The Sabre is a restoration project. Mostly stock with oiling mods only.

The ST-90 is a ADV build. Bored/stroked to 160cc. Running earler CT-90 transmission with hi-lo range. Increasing wheel size from 14" to 16" and added XR175 forks. Otherwise it will look stock. I suspect this will become the trail favorite when finished. And I plan to paint it to match the Disco.