Any Motorcycle Riders?

[Bay33saw]

I dabble a little...

 

[68dave]

2003 softail and a 1976 kaw. kz900 The kz pic was taken recently after i cleaned 10 years of dust off of it. I hope to have her back on the road soon.

 

[Bahnstoermer]

I'm just a dual sport kook. I've got a '96 Honda XR600R that I treat like an R1 on the street and a trophy truck in the dirt.

That's hilarious... pics yo?

 

[ndcent]

Dual Sport!

 

[Bongoray]

I made it to the AMA.

 

[T4RUSAF]

Just recently swapped out some machinery...

Sold this

And this

And just picked this up this weekend :thumb3: 2010 Ducati Streetfighter "S"

And still have this (my track whore)

 

[Riotgurrl]

yep

1995 Honda Magna VF750C

 

[Bahnstoermer]

Hey, how do you like that receiver rack? Is it easy to use? Does it feel safe loading and unloading? Can you do it alone?

 

[ElGringoLoco]

1995 Honda Magna VF750C

Whoa! Welcome aboard.

 

[T4RUSAF]

Hey, how do you like that receiver rack? Is it easy to use? Does it feel safe loading and unloading? Can you do it alone?

I am assuming you are talking to me so here goes...

Yea this thing rocks... it has a small footprint in the garage and it definitely has paid for itself and some. It is very easy to use and just this past trip getting my new duc home the bike sat on the rack for 2 days and 400 miles without even budging (or swaying or movng). The chock up front makes this a comfortable 1-person job, but loading may take two people depending on incline (I am also lifted a good bit). Unloading it is a cinch which I've done plenty of at track days.

If you are limited on space at home I would definitely consider buying this. It is sooo clutch in so many scenarios and situations. good luck!

Here's a profile shot if you wanted another angle

 

[SUP3RJEFF]

And just picked this up this weekend :thumb3: 2010 Ducati Streetfighter "S"

The Runner and the Fighter... Sexy pair! Congrats on the new Italian my man!

 

[T4RUSAF]

And just picked this up this weekend :thumb3: 2010 Ducati Streetfighter "S"

The Runner and the Fighter... Sexy pair! Congrats on the new Italian my man!

Thanks!

On from one money pit to the next, haha.

 

[azn-sensation]

Im selling my current trailer for my moto:
Check it out:
5x8 Enclosed Trailer "LoadRunner"

 

[junr]

I've had several bikes over the years: 75 Honda 500 fourK, Seca 650 turbo, 85 ZX9, FJ 1100 and now an XT 350.

I was hit by a car turning left in front of me on the FJ. Totaled the bike and damaged my knee, so I took some time off from street and went back to riding/racing MX. I have an 89 RMX 250 that I race (when I can) in vintage MX events in the NorthEast.

Nothing like a full day of riding to clear the mind!

Marc

 

[WrexHAmm]

And just picked this up this weekend :thumb3: 2010 Ducati Streetfighter "S"

The Runner and the Fighter... Sexy pair! Congrats on the new Italian my man!

Ughh, you're killing me! Just killing me! I want a street fighter so bad.

These are my old babies, I ended up putting one back to stock and selling it. I just have one now.

The one I have now is a red 2000 Ducati 900ss. Here are a list of my mods:
Bored out to a 944cc
Aftermarket computer chip
Remus high mount carbon fiber exhaust
Custom Ferrari red paint with no stickers
Sargent Seat
K & N Air Filter and metal reusable oil filter (unknown brand)
Open air box
Fender Eliminator
Double bubble windscreen
Carbon fiber air intake
Carbon fiber rear hugger/ chain guard
Carbon fiber signals
Moto GP Shifter
Rizoma Grips
Speedy Moto pressure plate, springs, and open clutch cover

I'm sure I've done more but drawing a blank right now.

 

[keh3180]

Yep...I do....2008 GSXR 600....d@mn, I need to get away from work to take some pics....

:worthless

 

[Volley]

I am assuming you are talking to me so here goes...

Yea this thing rocks... it has a small footprint in the garage and it definitely has paid for itself and some. It is very easy to use and just this past trip getting my new duc home the bike sat on the rack for 2 days and 400 miles without even budging (or swaying or movng). The chock up front makes this a comfortable 1-person job, but loading may take two people depending on incline (I am also lifted a good bit). Unloading it is a cinch which I've done plenty of at track days.

If you are limited on space at home I would definitely consider buying this. It is sooo clutch in so many scenarios and situations. good luck!

Here's a profile shot if you wanted another angle

Nice! I would love something like this to haul my SV around. What's the make/model if you don't mind?

 

[T4RUSAF]

Nice! I would love something like this to haul my SV around. What's the make/model if you don't mind?

It's a Versahaul VH-SPORT-RO which includes the ramp (as seen in my pic), the optional light kit for added safety and the front chock (which may only be available through the company). I know its more money, but I highly recommend the chock and optional light kit. It all works very well together.

 

[T4RUSAF]

Nice bikes! I am new to the Ducati game... previously had a combination of japanese bikes (still have the track bike) and a Buell before I decided to sell the off and pic up the SF. You on the other hand have been a member of the brotherhood for some time now, so I am a noob! I love this bike though, planning on keeping it forever, haha.

Just put on some a full termignoni and reflashed ECU... pure secksy!

 

[WrexHAmm]

Makes a hell of a difference doesn't it! Those Termis sounds sooo sick and reflashing the ECU cleans up that power band and also takes care of any annoying backfiring with those after market pipes. Biggest thing for mine was the bore kit to the 944cc from the 900cc. Cleaned up the power band to make it much smoother.

Like that hitch carrier too! All in all awesome rig and awesome bike.