Here is mine!
<img border="0" src="http://cologroup.com/r1/dscn0266.jpg">
You can also see it at http://www.cologroup.com/r1
<img border="0" src="http://cologroup.com/r1/dscn0266.jpg">
You can also see it at http://www.cologroup.com/r1
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Would this match my bike? It is one a spcially prepped diablo with insane turbos that bolt you to 240+ MPH. The guy wants $195,000 for it, but is willing to make a deal.
I'll split it with someone???
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Is that the new R1?
DH
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How come all your pics are taken on the sidewalk in front of a motorcycle dealership?One thing, I forgot this last detail: the Biz Markie will always prevail.Comment
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No, that is the 99' R1. It is just tricked out. 144 RWhp.....Oh, and about the location of the pics, I lived in Florida for a year then moved to California in this December. My bike has been sitting in Florida ever since. So, I was going to sell it and had pics taken. I decided to keep it and it had it shipped last week. It gets to Cali on Tuesday or Wednesday.
Have any of you seen the Video Judgement Day, I am in it on this bike banging wheelies.
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After learning to ride on a CB 360 (anybody 30+ has owned at least ONE .... LOL) ... I bought my first REAL bike ...
1983 Katana GS1100SD
Damn near killed myself on that bike too ... I was forced into the gravel at 150 km/h, by a vette doing my guess was 200+
I fought the gravel for at least 1000 yards, before spilling it ...
An aweful lot of bike for a 19 year old kid to pick up
I had the tank and frame repainted (forks were remarkably fine ), and sold it a week later ...
I have had several bikes since then, my absolute favorite being a 1988 GS750 (sorry ... can't find a pic) with a Wolfe 4 in 1 pipe that sounded like Lucifer growling ...
I might be moving to Calgary this summer, and if I do, plan to get a bike out there, as insurance on anything under 750cc is like $300 for the entire year !!
(hell of alot cheaper than insuring 2 cars ... and far more FUN!!)
Last edited by -=HUNGRYMAN=-; 03-12-2002, 12:37 AM.
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I am kind of in a dilemma of what bike to buy for this summer. I learned on a Katana 600 and it was cool but I grew out of it pretty fast.
I was at the Cycleworld Dealership in Toronto last weekend and sat on the Suzuki GSXR 600 and it felt small to me. It has a lot of balls for a 600 but it still feels kind of small (I am 6"0, 215lbs)
I also checked out a really cool ZX-7 that felt really comfortable and also had a crazy paintjob...
Me thinks I will most likely go with a 750+ bike as long as my insurance is not too crazy. I don't think I am quite ready to jump to the 1 liter bikes quite yet.
DH
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My yamaha ysr has only 80cc and anything faster then that it would just be bad for my health...Comment
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heres mine... dont be jealous...
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Her is my summer ride , I ride this to the office when it is nice out.
Got a 7 mile ride one way , so not so bad.
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Keeping in line with thumbelina....
2002 DeKerf Team Edition frame with:
Complete Shimano xtr setup
Judy xc front shock.....for the dirt
If there are any mountain bikers in the toronto area gimme a shout I go every weekend.....Insane, Color and Instant Sensation
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that is pretty much the same as my bike, but mine's red, has a sturdy set of brushguard type thingies on it and a tankbag.- Blakk Frogg
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So anyways, this Frogg is looking for smaller traffic trades. Trying to get back into the swing of things, ya' know?Comment
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i gtta get me one of those
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I have a '01 R6, but no picture of it....
Sits in my garage 9 months out of the year up here in Seattle
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I would go with a 1000 if I where your size. I bet you would like the Suzuki TL1000, GSXR 1000, or the R1. You can find some sweet deals at www.traderonline.comMe thinks I will most likely go with a 750+ bike as long as my insurance is not too crazy.Comment
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well I guess I can post mine too:
http://cheattraffic.com/bikeRAM
Fucking Machines are like CASH MACHINES
See RAM on these quality sites!!
Rightofftheboat.com EuroBrideTryouts.comComment
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Ok, I figued this would be a great thread to throw this into, lol
LightspeedCash.com Gives away a Honda CBR600F4i Take a look
ya ya, I'll fill this in later...Comment
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"There he goes. One of God's own prototypes. A high-powered mutant of some kind never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, and too rare to die." -Hunter S. ThompsonComment
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Well, besides the post made by SykkBoy and The Indigo, all I am seeing is a bunch of dirt bikes.
Currently, I have a 1986 Heritage (only 1700 made), and a 1968 Shovelhead (built from scratch)
Historically, in order, street bikes I have owned: 1969 Triumph Trident 750cc (chopped with Santee hardtail, and an extended glide front end), 1942 4-5 flathead (chopped with 8" over glide front end, p-nut tank, drag pipes), and a 1949 panhead (modified stock, 86" bored and stroked, 5" S&S flywheels, Andrews B grind cam, close ratio geared tranny, suicide shift, and more), also built from scratch.
Dirt bikes from my motocross years include Honda 90 (bored and stroked to 100cc), Hodaka Ace 100, Yamaha 250 TT, Bultaco Mettise, and a couple others that do not come to my immediate recollection.
Will have to go thru my photo albums and scan some pics in later, if there are any real bike enthusiasts here.
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I'm actually seriously considering a hog....I'm know it's "un-America" but I kinda like some of the rice grinders too...the samaurai would be fun, but I'd be dead with 10 minutes of climbing on ;))))Last edited by SykkBoy; 03-12-2002, 04:20 PM.Comment
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Originally posted by baddog
Well, besides the post made by SykkBoy and The Indigo, all I am seeing is a bunch of dirt bikes.
Currently, I have a 1986 Heritage (only 1700 made), and a 1968 Shovelhead (built from scratch)
Historically, in order, street bikes I have owned: 1969 Triumph Trident 750cc (chopped with Santee hardtail, and an extended glide front end), 1942 4-5 flathead (chopped with 8" over glide front end, p-nut tank, drag pipes), and a 1949 panhead (modified stock, 86" bored and stroked, 5" S&S flywheels, Andrews B grind cam, close ratio geared tranny, suicide shift, and more), also built from scratch.
Dirt bikes from my motocross years include Honda 90 (bored and stroked to 100cc), Hodaka Ace 100, Yamaha 250 TT, Bultaco Mettise, and a couple others that do not come to my immediate recollection.
Will have to go thru my photo albums and scan some pics in later, if there are any real bike enthusiasts here.
Sounds good...but maybe you missed my post...last time I checked this is far from a dirt bike
http://cheattraffic.com/bikeRAM
Fucking Machines are like CASH MACHINES
See RAM on these quality sites!!
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All apologies to RAM, I did not click his link, figuring it would just lead to another Riceburner showroom
sorry about that RAM, guess I should have known betterComment
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move da fuck over.. my pimp ass shit is in da HAAYYYOUUUUSE!
-TaDoW
I've Upped My Standards, Up Yours!Comment
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Pretty nice Tadow, is it really yours? I am embarassed to say that I can not figure out for sure what make it is though. BSA? or Triumph?Comment
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shit,i cant post a nice indian photo
but you can check it here:
http://www.art2go.ca/A2Gsite/42scout.html
baddog,it's BSA. A guy that lives near me has a similar one. ancient bike. If you check the pic you'll see its written,but it's very blurComment
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ancient? hey watch it with that ancient talkOriginally posted by Soul_Rebel
ancient bike. you are hitting a little too close to home there.
Perhaps with your monitor you can make out BSA, but even after you said it was there, and I tried to make my mind see it, there is no way. But I did recognize the Lucas electrics, so made an educated guess, which I will pat myself on the back for the accurate first guess
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holy shit sykko, is that a '78 GT chopper with stealth whale tail???? ?!!Originally posted by SykkBoy2
bling bling yo!Crypto HODLr
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you know it man....Originally posted by kmanrox
holy shit sykko, is that a '78 GT chopper with stealth whale tail???? ?!!
check the semi-custom string thingees hanging out of the handle bars....Comment
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those are woven of actual string-cobalt with extra scotchguard i think.... and i am swooning over the patent leather, die with authentic India ink (from India even!!)...
I bet that thing has torn up a few toddlers in its time... it has much more torque than the '76 ES chopper I had, (I also had many peddle problems with it, bum deal)Crypto HODLr
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It's a Triumph .. I only go with the best.Originally posted by baddog
Pretty nice Tadow, is it really yours? I am embarassed to say that I can not figure out for sure what make it is though. BSA? or Triumph?-TaDoW
I've Upped My Standards, Up Yours!Comment
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this gives me wood - really bad. i've never been a big motorcycle fan, but MTBs like this simply turn me on.
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well that explains why I did not see BSA anywhere on it. But Triumph the best? I initially tried weighing whether or not there was a possible argument that Triumph was the best English bike, but have to say that even if you could provide an argument for Triumph over the BSA Goldstar (highly doubtful), I do not see how you can say that unless you were going to totatlly blow off the Norton, or the Matchless, or the Ariel Square 4, the Vincent, or any number of other Brit bikes.Originally posted by TaDoW
It's a Triumph .. I only go with the best.Comment
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Here are four of my street bikes, 3 homemade, 1 store bought. Can you guess which is which?
http://myslut.a1der-babe.com/bike/chekthis1.jpg
http://myslut.a1der-babe.com/bike/chekthis2.jpg
http://myslut.a1der-babe.com/bike/chekthis3.jpg
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Almost as phat as mine yoOriginally posted by SykkBoy2
bling bling yo!
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Uuhhm. houston, we've got a problem here.Originally posted by baddog
well that explains why I did not see BSA anywhere on it. But Triumph the best? I initially tried weighing whether or not there was a possible argument that Triumph was the best English bike, but have to say that even if you could provide an argument for Triumph over the BSA Goldstar (highly doubtful), I do not see how you can say that unless you were going to totatlly blow off the Norton, or the Matchless, or the Ariel Square 4, the Vincent, or any number of other Brit bikes.-TaDoW
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<img src="http://www.fastbiker.net/bikepics/burn.jpg"><BR><BR>
God I need to get another photo done!
1996 CBR1000F, R6 headlight fairing, R1 tailpiece, Art carbon cans
134 bhp at the back wheel - on the dyno last november - sub 11sec 1/4 mile last year at York (dead slippy - no grip juice)Comment
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the bike says BSA and it looks like it.Comment
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and no need for further doubt,even the primary site says BSA
Guy Scheers, from Belgium, is the proud owner of this BSA M20. Here's another view, and one before restoration.
He writes, "I found the old rusty bike in the garage of my grandmother when my grandfather past away. Before he died, I was not allowed to get in there, because his son (My uncle) died in an accident with the same type of bike.
The BSA was collecting dust for over 27 years! It was a pleasure to restore the bike. Fortunately I got some help from my brother, who you can see working on the picture.
Riding the bike is like... heaven.
Special thanks to my grandmother, my lovely girlfriend (Inge), my sister (Cindy) and my brother (Rudy).
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well, I am certainly not going to argue that it is not a BSA, as that was my first guess, I just figured TaDow would know what kind of bike he had. Of course, this is the same guy that said that Triumph was the best. Have to admit, I found that pretty humorous.
So, without looking it up, anyone here know what BSA stands for?Comment
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the last time I had contact with a ricegrinder, this was the result
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Too bad we can't get our hands on one of these yet!
DH
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I have a Huffy...
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That cannondale rulesComment
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Sweet ride, Dopy.<a href="http://www.watsonian.net"><img src="http://www.watsonian.net/archives/cjpb6.gif" border="0"></a><a href="http://www.adultplatinum.com/wm.html?id=567353"><img src="http://www.watsonian.net/archives/adult_platinum_85x85_03.gif" border="0"></a>Comment
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After seeing some of the bikes on here, Im almost ashamed to post mine here...
but its still a nice bike... clean and all:
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