Favorite Motorcycle of all time?
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motorcarman
Compulsive Collector
My first was a 1966 Honda CB450 in 1973. Second was a 1963 BSA A10.
I ALWAYS wanted a Norton Commando!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I ALWAYS wanted a Norton Commando!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Axxe55
Retiretgtshit stirrer
MANY YEARS AGO I REBUILT AND RESRED A COUPLEOFHONDA TRAIL 70'SFOR A CUSTOMER FOR HIS GRANDSONS!
Axxe55
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MY FIRST MOTORCYCLE WAS A1980 SUZUKI TS400
southtexaspilot
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Answering on behalf of my little brother, he loves his Honda Rune. I still haven’t made it to Georgia to throw a leg over it.
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southtexaspilot
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Those triples just have a nice sound to them. I had the Speed Triple. Replaced to top triple clamp with a Daytona and its clip on bars.
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ETA - It's one of you, innit?
Who is buying all the Kawasaki Mach IV Widowmakers?
Two-stroke streetbikes have never sold well at auction – but in the last few weeks, something strange has been happening. Kawasaki's Mach IV H2, the notorious 750cc "Widowmaker," is setting record prices after a flurry of sales to a single buyer.
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Axxe55
Retiretgtshit stirrer
those have been collectorbikes for some years now!Timely:
Who is buying all the Kawasaki Mach IV Widowmakers?
Two-stroke streetbikes have never sold well at auction – but in the last few weeks, something strange has been happening. Kawasaki's Mach IV H2, the notorious 750cc "Widowmaker," is setting record prices after a flurry of sales to a single buyer.
Paul Saver
Active Member
My first bike was a black 1952 panhead. Bought it in 1964 from an Air Policeman at Hamilton AFB in California (where my dad was stationed). It had a suicide shifter. I joined the Army and went to Vietnam in 1965 so I sold it to 2 of my buddies. It looked just like this one.
I've had a lot of bikes, but the ones that I think back most fondly on are:
1. Cushman Eagle
2. BMW R1150GS
3. Honda Goldwing GL1800
For long distance touring, the Goldwing was king. Big, heavy bike that feels incredibly light and maneuverable as soon as you start rolling. Electronic cruise control and a Shoei helmet with speakers hooked up to an XM radio sure made the time pass quickly as the miles rolled away. I did 975 miles in one day on that bike. Should have gone another 25 miles just to hit the 1,000 mark, but I just couldn't do it.
1. Cushman Eagle
2. BMW R1150GS
3. Honda Goldwing GL1800
For long distance touring, the Goldwing was king. Big, heavy bike that feels incredibly light and maneuverable as soon as you start rolling. Electronic cruise control and a Shoei helmet with speakers hooked up to an XM radio sure made the time pass quickly as the miles rolled away. I did 975 miles in one day on that bike. Should have gone another 25 miles just to hit the 1,000 mark, but I just couldn't do it.
