It's motorcyle time again!

[BentValve]

I was actually doing that just this afternoon with my Busa..its quite invigorating.

 

[alien42]

Originally posted by: BentValve
Here is another Busa...
LINK


holy deathwish

 

[quakefiend420]

this is what it looked like before i started work on it

the tank and fenders have been painted gloss black with green pearl overlay, the chrome and aluminum is also shining up really nice

i gotta go get a head gasket, sprockets and chain, and a rear brake shoe tomorrow

the seats are also being recovered...hopefully they're ready in a couple weeks or so cause i'm ready to start riding!

i'll post an after pic when i get done with it

 

[alien42]

Originally posted by: BentValve
Here is another Busa...
LINK



Lots more:

LINK

i almost had a heart attack watching this one

WHOA

 

[Lumathix]

Originally posted by: BentValve
Well whatever you do stick with your Japanese bikes, forget Harely. If you want a dependable, high performance machine then Honda, Kawasaki , Suzuki or Yamaha should make something to suit your needs.

Not sure whether you're speaking from first person experience with regard to both Harleys and Hondas, but I am. Both manufacturers make excellent machines, they're just different rides. We're lucky enough to enjoy a time where most all the big manufacturers are producing great bikes.

 

[Lumathix]

Originally posted by: stinkynathan
My bike

day of purchase:
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purple fatboy is my uncle's old bike. red roadking is my parents'

nate

nice bike

 

[hevnsnt]

Here is my bike: 2005 Kawasaki ZX6R. All these pics are with it having 1 mile.. I now have almost 100 on it, & I have replaced the windshield for a double bubble.

In the crate

Crate halfway opened

Closeup in the crate

Bringin her home

On the trailer 1
On the trailer 2
On the trailer 3
On the trailer 4
On the trailer 5
On the trailer 6
On the trailer 7
On the trailer 8
On the trailer 9

Look @ that pipe!

 

[ValValline]

Here is my 2004 SV650S.

SV650S (In the faster Blue)

 

[Darilus]

Originally posted by: notfred
I don't have a motorcycle, but I've wanted a Suzuki SV650S for a while now.

Apparently suzuki's site doesn't allow direct linking to that page, so try going to this page, and clicking "sv650s".

That's the bike I've been eyeing for a year or so. Just need to talk myself into getting it.

 

[The Stigenator]

GS500E 2001 pic 1
GS500E 2001 pic 2
GS500E 2001 pic 3
GS500E 2001 pic 4

I need to ride it. I havent ridden it since last year. I need to bring it back to sac. I need a pick up to bring it from so.cal.

edit: those pics are from 2001... the bike looks a lot different now, with fendercomy, new bars, and dirty.

 

[Triumph]

Originally posted by: TheGoodGuy
GS500E 2001 pic 1
GS500E 2001 pic 2
GS500E 2001 pic 3
GS500E 2001 pic 4

I need to ride it. I havent ridden it since last year. I need to bring it back to sac. I need a pick up to bring it from so.cal.

edit: those pics are from 2001... the bike looks a lot different now, with fendercomy, new bars, and dirty.

Excellent choice. It needs to be ridden!

 

[The Stigenator]

Originally posted by: Triumph

Originally posted by: TheGoodGuy
GS500E 2001 pic 1
GS500E 2001 pic 2
GS500E 2001 pic 3
GS500E 2001 pic 4

I need to ride it. I havent ridden it since last year. I need to bring it back to sac. I need a pick up to bring it from so.cal.

edit: those pics are from 2001... the bike looks a lot different now, with fendercomy, new bars, and dirty.

Excellent choice. It needs to be ridden!

I know excellent choice, i love my GS, teh 10000 miles i put on it was good, i can look forward to another 10K.
edit: i miss riding my bike. I miss riding, i miss teh freedom i had. The only thing the bike needs is a tuneup (oil change, new plugs, carbs cleaned and the jets raised one size up). Otherwise she is good to go.

I need a pick up truck to bring her back to nor.cal. My car's clutch might not last towing.

 

[hevnsnt]

after 3 hours of riding my bike.. I changed the windshield to a smoke puig doublebubble

Screen side
Tach View
Tach View 2
From the front
From the front 2

Oh.. Yesterday the odometer broke 100.. 400 more miles to go on this breakin process!

 

[Argo]

Pic 1
Pic 2

 

[hevnsnt]

Originally posted by: Argo
Pic 1
Pic 2

love that muzzy!

 

[Argo]

Originally posted by: hevnsnt

Originally posted by: Argo
Pic 1
Pic 2

love that muzzy!

Love your bike

 

[Amused]

The birth of my baby:

getting her ready

A closer look.

Grand unbuttoning

Peeking her head out

Still in the afterbirth

Almost out!

And there she is!

After she was bored out and customized... Her first day home:

Ain't

She

Purty?

 

[Amused]

Originally posted by: BentValve
Well whatever you do stick with your Japanese bikes, forget Harely. If you want a dependable, high performance machine then Honda, Kawasaki , Suzuki or Yamaha should make something to suit your needs.

1. Harleys are every bit as reliable as the Japanese bikes.

2. Some people are not interested in being boy racers.

3. Harleys have the highest resale value, by far, of any manufacturer.

After 20 some years on crotch rockets, my boy racer days are behind me. If you want a good, dependable cruiser with class, buy a Harley.

And that's what I did.

 

[hevnsnt]

:thumbsup:

who cares guys.. A bike is a bike is a bike..

Amused.. that is a freaking purdy bike! Not my style (yet) but I can appreciate a nice bike when I see it.

 

[Argo]

Originally posted by: Amused

Originally posted by: BentValve
Well whatever you do stick with your Japanese bikes, forget Harely. If you want a dependable, high performance machine then Honda, Kawasaki , Suzuki or Yamaha should make something to suit your needs.

1. Harleys are every bit as reliable as the Japanese bikes.

2. Some people are not interested in being boy racers.

3. Harleys have the highest resale value, by far, of any manufacturer.

After 20 some years on crotch rockets, my boy racer days are behind me. If you want a good, dependable cruiser with class, buy a Harley.

And that's what I did.

Yeah, seriously. Some people love harleys, other like sports bikes. A bike is a bike. I still wave at all bikers, regardless of what kind of bike they ride.

 

[Amused]

Originally posted by: hevnsnt
:thumbsup:

who cares guys.. A bike is a bike is a bike..

Amused.. that is a freaking purdy bike! Not my style (yet) but I can appreciate a nice bike when I see it.

Thanks

I wasn't into cruisers either until the last few years.

But my bike is no slouch. With free breathing intake and exhaust, plus a big bore kit, it pulls like a freight train. So much torque, it feels like it could pull stumps.

Granted, I wont be dragging my knees through any twisties, but then, there aren't many twisties in the Midwest anyhow.

 

[Amused]

Originally posted by: Argo

Originally posted by: Amused

Originally posted by: BentValve
Well whatever you do stick with your Japanese bikes, forget Harely. If you want a dependable, high performance machine then Honda, Kawasaki , Suzuki or Yamaha should make something to suit your needs.

1. Harleys are every bit as reliable as the Japanese bikes.

2. Some people are not interested in being boy racers.

3. Harleys have the highest resale value, by far, of any manufacturer.

After 20 some years on crotch rockets, my boy racer days are behind me. If you want a good, dependable cruiser with class, buy a Harley.

And that's what I did.

Yeah, seriously. Some people love harleys, other like sports bikes. A bike is a bike. I still wave at all bikers, regardless of what kind of bike they ride.

Bingo! If you're on two (or three) wheels and in the wind, you're a fellow biker.

 

[Amused]

Originally posted by: Lumathix
See sig for pics of mine

Holy crap!! Another Deluxe owner! :Q

She's sweet, isn't she?

 

Jesus christ thoes hayabusa videos are insane.
They have huge massive crazy balls.

 

[Monkey muppet]

I havn't any pictures: so the ones listed are as close to as possible

My old bike: Thundercat

Mine had a carbon race exhuast, straight through downpipes, stage 3 with K&N's, and de-graphiced (was stolen last week)

Picking up on Sat: CCM R30
Mine will have up-sidedown forks, wavey disks and carbonfibre panels with possibly a scorpio end can