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Location: 954, Ft Lauderdale FL
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first bike yamaha 1984 rx50L ($400) spent almost 2 years on it,
second bike, saved up $1350 bought 1975 honda cb550 rode it everyday and completely rebuilt it once and have a list of mods on it, rode it for almost 3 years, she never gave me trouble
Bought my dirtike for $500 1979 yamaha dt175
just got my 3rd street bike 05 suzuki gsxr600 spent $7000 on it and i love everybit of it.
basketcase project, my friends 1979 cb750 complete rebuild needed
second bike, saved up $1350 bought 1975 honda cb550 rode it everyday and completely rebuilt it once and have a list of mods on it, rode it for almost 3 years, she never gave me trouble
Bought my dirtike for $500 1979 yamaha dt175
just got my 3rd street bike 05 suzuki gsxr600 spent $7000 on it and i love everybit of it.
basketcase project, my friends 1979 cb750 complete rebuild needed
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1998 CBR 900RR was my first, and I loved it! Sold it due to insurance issues. I enjoyed learning on it too. Rode my dad's 1968 Triumph Bonneville T120r for a while after that. Now I have a 2006 Yamaha R6, and it freakin' rules. Thinking about 07 R1 next.
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83 Yamaha Maxim 550, 0-60 in about 3 days! but was sure fun!!
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Jacksonville, NC 28540
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Streetbike: 1976 900 Z1. Never have been sensible when it comes to bikes
Dan
1991 FZR 1000 - built 1040 with race cams, Akrapovic full exhaust, and mild suspension work
2004 YZF R1 - Graves full exhaust, velocity stacks, BMC race filter, and Power Commander. Rear Ohlins. Forks rblt with Race Tech springs and Gold Valves.
2005 20th Anniversary V-Max (0098/2000) - T boost,
2005 YZF R6 track bike - Graves full exhaust, Race Tech suspension
Join Date: Jan 2006
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My first bike was a 1975 Harley Davidson FLH.
It was/is old, clunky and slow and I still have it.
It was/is old, clunky and slow and I still have it.
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Location: Ft. Lauderdale FL
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yah thats my CB750four that 954hxcafe was refering to.first bike, amazing, amazingly heavy, basketcase at the moment... 
1997 Chevy S10ss (sold)
1995 Eclipse GS-T (sold)
1998 Yamaha Zuma(retired)
1978 Honda CB750four (project cafe-racer)
1990 Silverado Z71 White Lightnin!
"young kids... old school." a mans outlook on Chris (Xx954HxCafexX) and I pulling up on the old (yet still very badass) Hondas.
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Location: 954, Ft Lauderdale FL
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yea you suck at motorcycles
Last edited by Xx954HxCafexX; 03-16-2007 at 03:58 PM.
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Location: Ft. Lauderdale FL
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I just suck at gettin off my lazy ass and fixing it...
1997 Chevy S10ss (sold)
1995 Eclipse GS-T (sold)
1998 Yamaha Zuma(retired)
1978 Honda CB750four (project cafe-racer)
1990 Silverado Z71 White Lightnin!
"young kids... old school." a mans outlook on Chris (Xx954HxCafexX) and I pulling up on the old (yet still very badass) Hondas.
Join Date: Jul 2006
Posts: 164
Suzuki dr400 supermotard? most fun, ninja 250 or ninja 500, sensible. SV650 OR DL650 or nija 650 or if must FZ6 or honda hornet, 919 over top with z750.
First street bike 66 Benelli 125 (5,000 miles) 66 Triumph 650 Bonne (5,000 miles) 71 CL 350 (35,000 miles 10 months).
Nighthawk 750 or old 700 also possibles.
First street bike 66 Benelli 125 (5,000 miles) 66 Triumph 650 Bonne (5,000 miles) 71 CL 350 (35,000 miles 10 months).
Nighthawk 750 or old 700 also possibles.
Last edited by bear56; 05-11-2007 at 05:26 AM.
Join Date: Mar 2007
Posts: 44
Re: your first motorcycle?
Quote:
Originally posted by Y.0.U.N.G
I don't have one but do plan on getting something that is cheap and easy to learn. I am making this thread to get a good idea on what bike I should get.
If you got pics of your bike, post'em
bye
I don't have one but do plan on getting something that is cheap and easy to learn. I am making this thread to get a good idea on what bike I should get.
If you got pics of your bike, post'em
bye
Also, you cant beat 70MPG expecially when gas prices are 2.90 - 3.00 a gal. And as a new rider with no training/no tickets on your record we got a quote of 335/year and with driver training MSF it will be 275/year. Keep in mind shes only got her permit.!
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