What kind of bike do you ride ?

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What type of bike do you ride ?

  • Sportsbike

    Votes: 80 50.3%

  • Cruiser / Chopper

    Votes: 15 9.4%

  • Naked Bike

    Votes: 37 23.3%

  • Tourer

    Votes: 3 1.9%

  • Sportstourer

    Votes: 13 8.2%

  • Supermoto / Cross

    Votes: 28 17.6%
  • Total voters
    159
Its nice alright, but on that particular road, lots of gravel as I went up. Had a few tail out moments and locked the brakes up a few times so just had to go easy.

I may be off the Australia, got a working holiday Visa and have to use it up lol The girlfriend lived in Aus for 1.5 years, and wants to go back.

I hope there are good roads lol

Have you still got the Tiller?
 
I suppose this is sort of off topic but is anyone here a member of the American Motorcyclist Association? They always have a classic bike in the monthly magazine and a bunch of pictures other people sent in of them riding. It's pretty cool.
 
I ride ktm exc 125 w/ sm kit :)
Most fun bike i have tried yet :D
for >34hp bike, (ye, like im gonna do as the law says :P) im thinking of ktm exc 450/450 or susuki gsr 600 :D
 
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Its nice alright, but on that particular road, lots of gravel as I went up. Had a few tail out moments and locked the brakes up a few times so just had to go easy.

I may be off the Australia, got a working holiday Visa and have to use it up lol The girlfriend lived in Aus for 1.5 years, and wants to go back.

I hope there are good roads lol

Have you still got the Tiller?
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Yeah mate, we have some good roads (and some bad roads) but they can be heavily policed at times :banghead so gotta pick the right times to open her up lol.

Still got the tiller, although a little neglected the last couple years. Hoping to spend some TLC on her soon and get back out on the roads soon
 
I've got a Honda CB750, made in 1992. Bought it three years ago when we moved to NZ as I needed transport (and didn't drive cars in those days: never had a need to). Had a Suzuki Bandit 1200 K4 in the U.K.; I miss that bike. CB does the job though, and gets past logging trucks just fine. As I found out when I got a ticket for doing a measly 130 (kmh!) one Sunday morning. It's not overly fond of corners however, front forks are a bit... spindly.
 
I'm glad you asked. I own a Yamaha 1100 Dragstar previously owned by my Father. It's great and I wouldn't replace it with any other motor.
 
I ride a 95 Cagiva Elefant 750 Lucky Explorer.Would happily buy another too.I so want Cagiva/MV to make another Elefant as i would snap it up in a heartbeat.To OP you should've put adventure bikes in the poll.
 
I have a 1978 Yamaha xs400 with every option except self cancelling turn signals then turned it into a cafe racer. I'll post pics in a few months when I put the motor back together. It's quite cold in pennsyltucky this time of year so I haven't worked on it lately.
 
Suzuki Intruder VS800, my old lady still runs. 👍

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Stock/stock/stock. No custom parts.
 
I'm not a big Suzuki motorcycle fan but I am rather fond of that^^^

Nice bike man.
 
'07 Yamaha V-max. Cobra 4x4 slash cut slip on pipes, Stage 7 jet kit, Progressive Lowering kit (-2" Front, -2.5" Rear), Custom seat from UFO Cycles.
 


Sold the Harley an got one of these :dopey: (over a Year ago )

Yamaha MT01 :bowdown:

Tuned by me and a Mate its now making 114ft lbs of Torque (154nm) at the back wheel and is flipping bonkers for a V-Twin :P

55 Dyno Runs Later

 
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I bought this one about 2 months ago
it is a 1987 CBR 250 r

yes it's old and in rough shape
but I don't care when I hear the sound of the 4 cylinder engine this one have :D
 
I really wish that year of 250R wasn't all but impossible to find in the States. Dat exhaust note...
 

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