Here's a pic of my last bike. I had to sell it a couple years ago, as I can no longer ride due to health issues.
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- Thread starter Honk'n_down-low
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That's about the 4th time you've replied to my bike with the same things
It's ok though, i love the compliments
Chef
In Memoriam
I will be inheriting alot of old harley parts from my grandpa who use to be a biker for like 20 years, and i mean the real biker that just bikes no day job crap. I think i am going to try to build a bike out of it i know there are multiple fenders, gas tanks, a like 1940 harley frame a really old pan head motor and a ton of Misc parts. I'll post some pics when i get it all. I basically want to powdercoat the frame and build it up from there, oh and i have never even rode a bike
Oh man Revv...just love those GSXR 13's !!!
So fast right outta the box...they make your eyes bleed..
Dave
- Mar 9, 2005
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- Avatar Club#12 Eden Club Lucky# 13--USA Peavey Club#37 Carvin Club#5
- Mar 9, 2005
- 1,946
- 11
- Disclosures
- Avatar Club#12 Eden Club Lucky# 13--USA Peavey Club#37 Carvin Club#5
And here's my old bike in action with it's new owner at the throttle. I think he found out that it's a little hard to hang onto.
oh i know, i have just never learned to ride since it is kind pointless in oregon, being a college student i need year round transportation.I have a old honda dream bike that i am going to get up and running and learn to ride this summer. Eithier way i plan on building up the harley
It's been a long time, but here is what was my last two wheeler:
'86 Honda Nighthawk S Blue
It had an aftermarket rear tire that was almost 50% larger than the stock (big enough that I had to have the swing arm machined to give clearance!
) and a custom exhaust system. Fast, and no hassles to maintain.
It was a great bike, but traffic in Orlando was not conducive to safe riding, even back in the late 80's, so I let it go.
Still miss it on pretty fall days...
'86 Honda Nighthawk S Blue
It had an aftermarket rear tire that was almost 50% larger than the stock (big enough that I had to have the swing arm machined to give clearance!
) and a custom exhaust system. Fast, and no hassles to maintain.It was a great bike, but traffic in Orlando was not conducive to safe riding, even back in the late 80's, so I let it go.
Still miss it on pretty fall days...
I'm currently saving for one of these:
2009 Harley FLSTSB Softail Crossbones. I never thought I'd want another bike until Harley came out with almost the exact bike that's been in my dreams for years.
I love this model....
Chef
In Memoriam
Kelly: nice!
For a while, I had a Husqvarna 610 four stroke. I short stroked the suspension and put street tires on it. It was nuts
For a while, I had a Husqvarna 610 four stroke. I short stroked the suspension and put street tires on it. It was nuts
One of these days I'm going to get me a Husky. I have always liked their bikes but finding one around here is pretty hard. I want an old one like a 400WR or TE510 from the 80's. They were awesome bikes!
Chef
In Memoriam
Such a Bad Azz!
Here's my '09 Honda Ruckus. Nothing quite like 50cc's of raw power between your legs.
