How many motorcycle riders on here?

[Infernicus]

I was wondering this not to long ago as well! Yes, I ride. I have a 2003 Suzuki SV650, and it is a blast. My dad and I took a week and rode around the Colorado Rockies, just camping and exploring. No, interstates allowed (except for I70 for the Glenwood Canyon. Beautiful.)

[luckyed7711]

See if these pics come through. One from the past, circa 1975: modified Norton Commando 750. Current stable includes Aprilia Tuono 1000R, pictured, and a stock Honda CRF450X, and a KLR650 with a ton of performance mods. Many bikes, dirt and street, before and after the Norton to date. 63 years old and still addicted to speed.

Picked up a 2003 S last October purely for pleasure use, to put the top down and slam it through the twisties. Previous convertibles back in the Stone Age include an Austin Healey 3000 Mk3, and a Triumph Spitfire. So far the Boxster is everything I hoped it would be.

[coreseller]

Exactly like you guys, I had never known of something like this or it's existence before hand. That is exactly why posted it up LOL, been jockeying bikes around either in garages or in my basement for decades, not any more.

[Dave2001S]

Here's mine: 2002 XL 1200 Custom.

[BOOTLEG]

My 100HP SOFA

[flaps10]

Luckyed,
What a stud (and I mean that as a strictly heterosexual compliment)! Some great bikes in that pile, not to mention cars (Healy 3000? sweet!). Good to see you spanning that many years and still enjoying it.

[Roxshot]

This is my baby... 2007 Ultra Classic. She's not fast but I love cruising around the state with my wife.

[Rob175]

Me too.... 2009 Yamaha 950 Tourer

[Nine8Six]

so so so cool thread, keep the pics coming! hehe

[Nine8Six]

^ You got to be joking me right, that's PhotoShop for sure lollll

Please don't tell us this is Mr and Mrs go fast kit? Does your second-half both drive & ride also?

[golonaus]

That's my love since 2007

[Dualist]

Really nice bikes guys, loving the pics.

Here's mine.....



Can't wait for the summer

[coreseller]

Originally Posted by Dualist

Really nice bikes guys, loving the pics.

Here's mine.....



Can't wait for the summer

Man, those Ducatis are pure sex.

[Fatbloke]

Here's my Yamaha XJR 1300 2002.

[78F350]

Beautiful day in Oklahoma today. I took the 98 Vulcan Classic out at sunset to dust it off and keep the battery charged.

[Idaho Red Rocket 3]

Those are real. We have since sold the Boxster on the right. Still have both Triumphs. Been through other bikes since then too.

The triples street fleet.

[amitmishra4]

Oh I will never forget the rocket III. When I was in college in Texas, I had a YamahaR6 and I used to visit an uncle in Houston frequently that owned the Triumph. So every now and then, I'd take her out for a spin and I still remember the distinct feeling of sitting on an 800 lb machine that had so much torque that the chassis wanted to twist from under me when I sat in neutral and just revved the throttle and I remember thinking to myself "What were they thinking? But I freaking love it". Contrary to what most people would expect, the in line three was really really quick,i remember reading that they had to limit it to prevent people from hurting themselves. The Uncle never had any problems keeping up with our crotch rockets, in fact, gave us a run sometimes. Haha

Originally Posted by Idaho Red Rocket 3

Those are real. We have since sold the Boxster on the right. Still have both Triumphs. Been through other bikes since then too.

The triples street fleet.

[Porsche9]

Originally Posted by amitmishra4

Oh I will never forget the rocket III. When I was in college in Texas, I had a YamahaR6 and I used to visit an uncle in Houston frequently that owned the Triumph. So every now and then, I'd take her out for a spin and I still remember the distinct feeling of sitting on an 800 lb machine that had so much torque that the chassis wanted to twist from under me when I sat in neutral and just revved the throttle and I remember thinking to myself "What were they thinking? But I freaking love it". Contrary to what most people would expect, the in line three was really really quick,i remember reading that they had to limit it to prevent people from hurting themselves. The Uncle never had any problems keeping up with our crotch rockets, in fact, gave us a run sometimes. Haha

The Rocket III is pretty bad ass. While my Daytona is no Rocket III when is comes to torque there is something to be said for 3 cylinders. You get the low end torque of a twin and the high rpm horsepower of a in line four.

[Redboxs]

I currently don't own a bike. But I started when I was 4 on a KTM50, At 7 I moved to a Honda XR70, at age 10 A Kawasaki KX125, age 14 a Honda XR400, age 16 a Kawasaki KLR650 dual sport and a Kawasaki ninja 250, age 17 a Suzuki SV650, age 18 a Yamaha R1, age 19 a Honda 919 Hornet, age 20 a Kawasaki ZX6R and a Harley Davidson sporster, age 23 a Suzuki Hayabusa (almost killed myself, too much power), age 24 a Harley Davidson Wide glide.I lost the harley in my divorce last year, havn't replaced it. But I have my porsche. I'll dig for some pics tonight.

[antny]

I have had a few in the past years and currently have a 09 R1 that I do not ride enough lately.