lets see them motorcycles

[spacemule]

I'm hesitant to post this picture, 'cause I know you all will be jealous. It's tough having the coolest bike on the forum! :greenchainsaw:

 

[Gumneck]

Trash Can

Here's my trash can find, does it count?

 

[Lawn Masters]

It looks beat up, but yes it counts. I went to start mine and found out its got a bad conrod, so it looks like ebay for this bike. besides, me and a liter bike= big trouble. gonna sell it and use the funds to buy a substantially smaller bike, a ninja 250 would do just fine for me.

 

[Gumneck]

Thats a 77' cr125. Its in boxes now waiting for blasting and paint. I have a rebuilt motor for it when I'm ready.

I'll get some pics of the other bikes this weekend maybe.

tom

 

[kkesler]

Here are some of mine:

http://www.keslers.net/bikes

 

[TimberMcPherson]

The SV650 race class was very popular down these ways, you could lease a new one off suzuki for very little. I raced F3 for a couple years on RGV250's (2st V twin) and had a ball.
The GS450 made me laugh, we had one we called the Easy. The RGV's would put down 50 second laps at the local track while the Easy would do a a fraction better than the white diesel van we used to transport our bikes. indestructable and always fun to ride.

 

[kkesler]

I really enjoy racing the SV. I'm not particularly good at it or fast, but it's a hoot nonetheless. Call the 450 the "Orange Menace", as it brings the worst out in me when I get stopped in Atlanta traffic. Light, quick enough, agile and barely wider than a bicycle it will fit just about anywhere. 60mpg is nice, too.

 

[timberwolf150]

Does this count? I wishhhhh!!!!!!!

 

[Paul61]

She's not much but she is paid for. :rockn:

Arnie,
YOU ARE THE KING...... BRO!

 

[Allan.K]

Heres a pic of my VS750GPL.. Just love that bike...:rockn:

 

[hillbillycycles]

Here's the bike I restored for my kids. 1974 Honda Elsinore MR50. A couple of my buddies had these when we were kids. Gotta love them old two strokes.

 

[rb_in_va]

hillbilly,
My brother and I got a red Honda Z50 when I was 6. We rode that thing all over North Idaho, then when I was about 10 we got a Kawasaki KD100M. For my 16th birthday I got a Suzuki TC 125. My dad geared it down and put a huge sprocket on it for trailriding. It had a jake brake for the more serious hills. I have never seen another motorcycle with a compression brake, but I guess they used to be common for trailbikes. The attached pics are not mine, just to give examples of what the bikes looked like.

 

[hillbillycycles]

rb,
I started my two wheeled career on a Z50, also. Mine was a 1970 model and it was 1975. I had a 1974 Kawasaki 90 MC1M and that was one sweet machine.

I can't get two wheeled bikes out of my mind. I'm wanting a dirt bike right now, but will stick with atv's for now.

 

[rb_in_va]

Your Kawaskai 90 appears to be similiar to the Kawasaki 100 I had. That was a fun bike. What a step up from the Z50, huh?

 

[hillbillycycles]

rb,
I actually went to a CT70 from the Z50. Then on to a 1976 CB125 street bike. Went back to off road with the Kawasaki 90. Although, I think the Kawasaki was my favorite bike from my youth. I used to drive my Yamaha and Honda 100 buddies nuts passing them on that 90.

 

[asb151]

It's great to have the HD back on the road.

 

[Lawn Masters]

That is a flat out great lookin bike, though I'm not a Harley guy. My ZX is about to be on the road soon. just gotta take care of the registration on it, a new helmet, and my motorcycle endorsment. better safe than dead right?

 

[Slyder]

Now everyone understand this is not my ride.
I found this pic and thought I would share.

 

[04ultra]

Now everyone understand this is not my ride.
I found this pic and thought I would share.

looks like the same bike as post 17..:hmm3grin2orange: :hmm3grin2orange:

 

[Slyder]

looks like it's in post #29 too.
My bad, I should have read the whole post.