I want this Motorcycle!! **drool**

[hungrypete]

<< I have a 2000 Buell Cyclone M2 >>



*begin jealous rage*

haha I have an '82 XL185 dual sport, but i locked the motor up on it frozen cylinders suck

 

[trmiv]

I honestly don't ride my bike as much as I'd like to. I got a permit a few months before I bought the bike, telling myself I would go and get my license. Well, you can have the permit for a year before you have to get a license. So I rode plenty for a year, and kept putting off going to the DMV (who wants to go there?). Finally the date came when my permit expired, so now I am permitless. Unfortunetly with school and work, I don't have the time to get to the DMV to take my test, and I'm not sure I want to anyway, because I've heard it is a major pain in the ass here in California.

I actually went down the DMV to see the circle they make you ride around, and its like doing laps in my garage! My dad tried it on his harley, and the bike was literaly too long to make it around the circle without going out. I tried in on my bike, and although I am capable of making it around, my bike refuses to run well at that slow of a speed, so it make it tough to get around. I'm thinking of just getting another permit, and signing up for the MSF course to get a waiver to get my license. Either that or I need to borrow someones tiny little 125 street bike to make that circle.

 

[BoberFett]

Here's my ride. Since that picture it's been given a sissy bar, rear luggage rack, and Willie&Max Fleetside saddlebags.

I've seen that TLC documentary one Jesse James. Very impressive craftsmanship on those bikes. I wouldn't buy one though, too much money for what you get. I'd rather buy a stock bike and customize it myself. Next year I plan on repainting my bike. I'll also be putting on a lightbar, and probably new pipes. Louder is better.

I used to hate sportbikes with a passion. Since becoming an avid rider, I've thought now that it would be fun to have a bike that can accelerate so fast it makes you wet yourself. My dislike of sportbikes, I've realized, came from the fact that I don't like the kind of people ride sportbikes. Most of the time they're snobby little rich kids, from my experience. Obviously that's not always true, but more often that not it is.

 

[woodly6]

<< Here's my ride. >>



Nice!




<< wouldn't buy one though, too much money for what you get. I'd rather buy a stock bike and customize it myself. >>



Doing the work myself would be alot more fun and I would have so much more love for the bike, but this guys style is just so great!