Any Motorcycle riders on here?

[Ammomac]

love those XTs - they are near indestructible!

 

[ellis36]

Then there are motorcycles!

ellis

 

[wsmc831]

Of no surprise here, I also ride a dual-sport, the purple one in the middle of this photo-- 1995 Yamaha XT350. Great little bike! I put 5,000 miles on it last season, mostly road use. I like it because the incresed suspension travel and semi-knobby tires allow me to do dumb stuff, like jump curbs and kill the neighbor's lawn.

Tough to beat dualsporting. I barely ride pavement any more.

500exc and 690enduro are just too much fun.

 

[Davy180]

I just picked up a 2001 GSXR 1000 this week with only 27K miles. I couldn't pass up the deal, it needs some work but I cant wait to be riding again.

 

[mnofpeace]

ill jump onto this one...

2009 Kawasaki Concours 14 sport touring street bike...

2000 Suzuki SV650 vtwin trackbike for trackdays and some amateur racing.



Been riding on the street for 22yrs...
Been riding on the racetrack for 15yrs...

Past bikes: CBR600 F2 F3 F4i Yamaha YZF600R, Yamaha YZF-R6


yeah, i love to ride motorcycles

 

[Khjphoto]

 

[michaelj]

[MENTION=129385]Khjphoto[/MENTION] THAT is awesome! Details?

 

[Ammomac]

been thinking about adding a chair to our GSA. It'd be nice to be able to cover some distance!

 

[Khjphoto]

[MENTION=129385]Khjphoto[/MENTION] THAT is awesome! Details?

Thanks!

Details? Well the GS is 2005. Put the "hack" on in 2010. Hack
was built by the premier builder - Claude Stanley, CSM Sidecars. All hand fabricated out of aluminum, of course the frame is steel. Check out his website
for he will build whatever you want.

I spend time out in SW Colorado and the rig will take you anywhere providing
the trail is wide enough.

Slab at around 70-75; but tracks true above 100!

GREAT FUN

 

[Khjphoto]

been thinking about adding a chair to our GSA. It'd be nice to be able to cover some distance!

Do it! I have over 300,000 miles on BMWs Ironbutt Rider on both 2 wheels
and the Hack. Nice thing about adding a hack is you will never fall over! Plus
you can carry everything.

Call Claude at CSM Sidecars and speak to him about building one. CSM is located in PA and is worth the journey for the build. People have shipped bikes to him from all over the country. So if you are a bit away, ship him the bike,fly back and ride home. Great excuse for a ride!

See it in action: YouTube.com/khjphoto

 

[Volley]

Another rider here. Currently own but looking to sell my 2007 Suzuki SV650 (love this bike) and picking up a new Yamaha Bolt

 

[Ammomac]

Do it! I have over 300,000 miles on BMWs Ironbutt Rider on both 2 wheels
and the Hack. Nice thing about adding a hack is you will never fall over! Plus
you can carry everything.

Call Claude at CSM Sidecars and speak to him about building one. CSM is located in PA and is worth the journey for the build. People have shipped bikes to him from all over the country. So if you are a bit away, ship him the bike,fly back and ride home. Great excuse for a ride!

See it in action: YouTube.com/khjphoto

well, as it stand now no room or $$ - we do have a Ural that gets regular use and we love it - spending most of the miles running gravel/dirt. It would be nice to be able to run freeway speeds at times however... ;-)

you know the national sidecar rally is out in SW Colorado next year right?

we plan on trailing the Ural out as long as the stars stay aligned.

M

 

[ndcent]

Flipped the Husky I bought last fall in favor or exactly what I wanted.

Behold, my brand new KTM 350 XCF-W!

Spider bike model. I have no clue why this site does this.

 

[Khjphoto]

well, as it stand now no room or $$ - we do have a Ural that gets regular use and we love it - spending most of the miles running gravel/dirt. It would be nice to be able to run freeway speeds at times however... ;-)

you know the national sidecar rally is out in SW Colorado next year right?

we plan on trailing the Ural out as long as the stars stay aligned.

M

Yes. I plan on attending and staying at the Bross B&B. Been there before and a great place.

See you there!

 

[68dave]

My two 1976 KZ900's, my 2003 Softail and my low hour 2001 CR500. I had 3 CR500's at one time but i had to thin the herd so i sold two of'em.

 

[MeefZah]

There seem to be a lot of dual sport riders on here, I guess that goes hand in hand with the 4R /outdoor / exploration lifestyle.

I have a 2013 V-Strom. 38,000 miles on it. Between it and my prior 2007 V-Strom (80,000 mi) I've ridden through every US state. I do a lot of 2-4 day camping trips and my longest trip was 18 days.

Just got rid of a WR250R and the 2007 V-Strom in preparation for an upcoming out of state move. My wife was riding the 2007 a good bit so I'm probably on the hook for buying her another bike once we get moved.

 

[mholme]

2006 zx6r

2006 ZX6R 636. It's my summer commuter.

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[danpba152]

Just sold my 2010 R6 not long ago for a 300HP Kawi Jetski.

 

[Ammomac]

I've ridden through every US state.

thats the only thing keeping me from replacing my 04 GSA - a lot of folks get 48, few more get 49, but getting all 50 is more difficult.

I've got 46/50 just need Alaska, Maine, Vermont, and Rhode Island :clap2:

once I get those checks off its getting retired and a new ride is coming home!!!

 

[MeefZah]

thats the only thing keeping me from replacing my 04 GSA - a lot of folks get 48, few more get 49, but getting all 50 is more difficult.

I've got 46/50 just need Alaska, Maine, Vermont, and Rhode Island :clap2:

once I get those checks off its getting retired and a new ride is coming home!!!

LOL, oh, crap... I just realized what I wrote. That should have been "every continental US state"... lower 48. Derrrrr......

Alaska is on my list though!