78C10BigTen
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That is a sweet little hummer!
Whatcha ridin?
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Elteee69
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My little death machine, '74 Ironhead chopper I built
My three wheeled death trap, '84 ATC 250R
My '96 CR250 that I traded for my K5
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My three wheeled death trap, '84 ATC 250R
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My '96 CR250 that I traded for my K5
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K201979
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Love the ironhead!!
K201979
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I was running a tall sissybar that i built outa wire spool bolts and ball bearings till it broke off at the welds
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78C10BigTen
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Totally diggin that iron head!
78C10BigTen
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Fooks yea!!!!I was running a tall sissybar that i built outa wire spool bolts and ball bearings till it broke off at the welds
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I love the open primary, that is what I want to run on my PanHead.I was running a tall sissybar that i built outa wire spool bolts and ball bearings till it broke off at the welds
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K201979
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Everybody asks about it. Like its sooo scarey er somethin. Yeah, i been in it a couple times. Lol ripped a couple pairs of jeans. No biggie
. You gotta get that thing built. Get it in the wind, ya kno. Just sayin
. You gotta get that thing built. Get it in the wind, ya kno. Just sayin
K201979
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If u gotta put a foot down in wet grass er mud, thats when that front pulley will grab ur britches
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If I’m really looking for the thrill of big horsepower I pull this old girl out and open her up! or if I’ve just had a few to drink and rally around the property with a more minimal chance of injury.
or if I’ve just had a few to drink and rally around the property with a more minimal chance of injury.
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K201979
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Looks like fun!
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It's a blast! I weigh 200 lbs and it will do about 25 with me on it
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Bump!
It's bike time!
I've had a few bikes over the years, and sold all but my old CBR1000F.
I've had this one for almost 15yrs now and it's taken me a lot of places (including 1900 miles from PA to TN/NC in like 5 days) but it's time to upgrade. It's served me well.
I like sport touring bikes. I think the new FJR would fit the bill, but I need to ride a newer one to see for sure. It's time for fuel injection and a few other modern conveniences.
I've ridden quite a few Harleys, too, and I get it......but nice ones are pretty expensive and I can't deny the smile a rocket puts on my face. I've done the metric cruiser thing, too, and that's a possibility. I had a magna that was pretty cool, but too small.
Hell, I may still end up on a Harley. There's really nothing like them, but I kinda like blowing by my Harley riding buddies on an old $2k honda. They really hate that ****.
So I don't really know what I want, to be honest. Mostly just fuel injection and power.
It's bike time!
I've had a few bikes over the years, and sold all but my old CBR1000F.
I've had this one for almost 15yrs now and it's taken me a lot of places (including 1900 miles from PA to TN/NC in like 5 days) but it's time to upgrade. It's served me well.
I like sport touring bikes. I think the new FJR would fit the bill, but I need to ride a newer one to see for sure. It's time for fuel injection and a few other modern conveniences.
I've ridden quite a few Harleys, too, and I get it......but nice ones are pretty expensive and I can't deny the smile a rocket puts on my face. I've done the metric cruiser thing, too, and that's a possibility. I had a magna that was pretty cool, but too small.
Hell, I may still end up on a Harley. There's really nothing like them, but I kinda like blowing by my Harley riding buddies on an old $2k honda. They really hate that ****.
So I don't really know what I want, to be honest. Mostly just fuel injection and power.
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Frankenchevy
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I’ve been looking at bmw gs bikes on and off for the last year. Honda makes a new version of the gs now, which I’m sure will run like a top.
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Those GS BMWs have a pretty strong following. I just don't know much about them.
I was really hoping the VFR was going to be my ST answer, but I don't know about that one. They were much smaller than I expected. Seems like honda isn't interested in the SPORT touring market.
