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Eyes.
Eating a bad piece of sushi can kill you too, so can slipping in the tub. Come on, man - ask for your scrotum back.
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Roll.Quote:
Originally Posted by stompy
Eyes.
Eating a bad piece of sushi can kill you too, so can slipping in the tub. Come on, man - ask for your scrotum back.
i wish i could afford a motorcycle
http://www.tetongravity.com/forums/a...1&d=1175115850
Good for 4000 km from BC to AZ
+2 for correct denomination of the boxermotor. ie not a boxer engine, but a fucking FLAT TWIN !Quote:
Originally Posted by Tippster
The R100RS is the motorcycle that got me hooked on bikes when I was 10. I still remember the ads, and my purchase of my first copy of MotoJournal to read the road test...
Is that a CB750K? If so, what year? My first bike was a CB750K, 1981.Quote:
Originally Posted by thalweg
I once drove a '81 CB750C from NYC to Amherst MA with no front brake. That was interesting (and stoopid). I finally rebuilt the master cylinder and had a few years of fun with that one. It had one of those huge Vetter fairings with a tape deck and stereo speakers. Good times.
Yep. 1979 CB750K, my dad's old bike. 62000 km, 48k when I got it a few years ago!
http://www.guide2prince.org/pics/prprint.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by MakersTeleMark
Noice!! I got mine from my dad too, and the one owner before him sat it in the garage for over 13 years. Got it free (with stipulation of taking the motorcycle safety course on my dime) and it only had 3000 miles on it. :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by thalweg
Was a wonderful starter bike for many years. Look back through the early pages and see my black Honda Shadow Ace 1100 now, 1999. From dad again, never rode it cause it was too hot in Tucson. Got it with 1460 miles on it for $4k. :the_finge Almost paid off now. :D
My first time posting an image, I know, I am a jong. I also ride a 1937 ULH.
http://www.verrill.com/misc/ja/P4040122.jpg
^^^^^^^DAMN!
750C? you would have really enjoyed the F model. Had that up in the UP rompin up the road to Big Bay every chance i got. [doncha know it yeti? ;)]Quote:
Originally Posted by MakersTeleMark
No shit buzzy. Dude might be a posting jong but ain't no bike jong!!!!!!! How 'bout some pics of that '37!?!Quote:
Originally Posted by Buzzworthy
Curtisvil, awesome bike you gots there!
Sprite
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Originally Posted by snowsprite
curtsvil - can we see a better pic of the one in the background? what is it?
Hell, I want to see a lot of pics of all the detail you put into BOTH of them beautys!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by tex1230
Back bike is an 04 HD Road King. Flame bike is a 00 HD Fat Boy. I have a couple of pictures of my 37 on my hard drive but I am not sure how to post them.
http://www.verrill.com/misc/ja/P4040097.jpg
http://www.verrill.com/misc/ja/P4040098.jpg
http://www.verrill.com/misc/ja/P4040099.jpg
http://www.verrill.com/misc/ja/P4040100.jpg
http://www.verrill.com/misc/ja/P4040101.jpg
http://www.verrill.com/misc/ja/P4040104.jpg
http://www.verrill.com/misc/ja/P4040105.jpg
http://www.verrill.com/misc/ja/P4040118.jpg
Here are some pics of my fat boy. It runs 110 horse power at the rear wheel and 120 ft lbs of torque.
http://www.verrill.com/misc/ja/P4040112.jpg
http://www.verrill.com/misc/ja/P4040113.jpg
http://www.verrill.com/misc/ja/P4040114.jpg
http://www.verrill.com/misc/ja/P4040116.jpg
http://www.verrill.com/misc/ja/P4040122.jpg
http://www.verrill.com/misc/ja/P4040123.jpg
http://www.verrill.com/misc/ja/P4040124.jpg
http://www.verrill.com/misc/ja/P4040126.jpg
The paint job on the road king is un-fucking-believable!!!!
Sprite
Could not have said it better myself. Woah!Quote:
Originally Posted by snowsprite
Thanks a lot. It took 2 artists a total of 12 weeks to do the work. If you look at the tank the gold is actually hand applied gold leaf. It shimmers in the sun. Here is a story about me and some of my boys and our ride across the country on the bike:
http://www.cigaraficionado.com/Cigar...42,998,00.html
been drooling all day over these. NICE!!!!!!!
Not to kill the stoke again but what the fuck is up with these biker idiots riding way to fast for the road? This afternoon I was following my sister just north of where she was clobbered the other day and it just about happened again. A big posse of bikers was zipping right along and two of them took a corner too fast and ended up in her lane. Luckily she saw the first ones coming and slowed way down and got to the outside of her lane because if she was in the center of her lane there would have been another collision. As it was the guy missed her (new) car by inches.
If you're going to ride a bike... let's see if I get this straight Blurred... Learn to ride? Fucking morons don't realize the person they kill might not just be themselves.
Edit: I don't think I've ever been so pissed off at another motorist on the road as I was at that biker. If he had plowed into my sister he and/or his bike probably would have been flung into my car. Assuming my sis and I were ok, I probably would have beaten that fucker up (he would have been an easy target lying crumpled on the street) for being such a dumb ass. Then I probably would have been beaten up by his many friends. Then I probably would have been arrested for assault.
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Originally Posted by hop
Thanks for the motorcycle stoke!
On the stoke side... (OK?????)
CAN'T WAIT to get out for my first long ride!!!!! Looking like June but hoping for sooner!! Every day when I wangle my trucklet around the bike I think 'this is sooooo worth the PITA factor...'
Looking forward to when it is!!!!
went for another cold ride today...30 degrees, high winds, and it started snowing lightly...I can't wait for warm weather again...
god, I can't believe I just said I'm unhappy about snow...that has never happenned before...
Lane splitting...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8AgzZd8Lr64
Just got back from another cold ride too. Right around 30 degrees, not much wind...but once I got moving, it wasn't as much as I'd hoped it would be. Another couple weeks and it should be warm enough. It better be anyways...I want to hit the track early this year.
Anyone know how to get your hands on one of these?
http://www.nortonmotorcycles.com/images/961/961_01.jpg
http://www.nortonmotorcycles.com/data/pics/961_30.jpg
Awesome thread ! My first street bike was a 2 stroke-1976 RD400 at 16, soon as I got my permit. Been riding my RMX 250 for the last 10 years, racing harescrambles and lots of sunday dawn patrol woods riding ....but I am PINING for another street bike.Even an old FJ1200 would be better than no bike.
Bikes, like skiing, are sumthin' you can never give up:cool:
And I never will again... :):):)
That Road King is outstanding! I am far from a fan of theme bikes, but that is beautiful. I wonder if Manhattan Oil Products makes a fuel scent for Fine Cigar???
-Jake
There's a guy in california who bought the Norton, Vincent, and Royal Enfield names and is supposed to be making reproductions. I saw an article last summer in the Robb Report motorcycle issue.Quote:
Originally Posted by seanyob
I think the repros will be much cheaper than finding an original, but still in the $50k range
edit: i didn't realize that was one of the new ones. I think they have a showroom in Vegas
edit 2: How the fuck do you make a bike this beautiful and give it a gutless 80hp engine?
I had a slow day and was on a site pricing mods for my bonnie...
Closed the page when I got to $4k worth of parts...scary what you can do to a bike with a little money to throw at it.
What do you think of the Bonneville? A newer model or vintage? I'm getting closer and closer to pulling the trigger on a new one.Quote:
Originally Posted by tex1230
Yeah, that Norton is especially beautiful, although 80hp is pretty facking weak.... I saw something around 20k but info is REALLY hard to come by.
i have an '06 bonneville black. I love it. it is a little weak at 62hp, thus the search for mods. but it is a great commuter and short weekend trip bike. scroll back a few pages and you'll see pics...it looks so much like the early '70s versions that I constantly get stopped by old guys asking about it.
well worth the money in my opinion, if you are looking for an everyday bike and don't want to spend too much.
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Originally Posted by seanyob
Wow that is sick, how did they make a commando with every aspect, and detail of the old on, and make it look so modern.
i'm gonna have to find some pics of my ride.
Thumper... 520cc's of raw power, i live in the twisties so i don't need any more.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...n/IMG_2465.jpg
is this trick photography, or was i shaking the camera, either way i think it looks cool.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...n/IMG_2473.jpg
Nice katoom! what's with the slicks? Supermoto racing?
they are actully pilot powers, a nice street compound.