Any Bikers?

[ITAG]

Show us your bikes!


Have this tucked away but not riding it at the moment.

Riding this one still.

Previous bikes before and after shots.

 

[Grumpyowl]

Biker no more (too old ) I sold my my 1340 Hayabusa to buy the Z.

Nice pair of Dukes, but what happened with the other bikes were you hurt or did you get away without injury?

 

[si-forks]

Probably not your thing but harley's for 25 years

 

[danmiddle2]

Another ex biker....

had many bikes, highlights of which are probably CBR600, VFR800 and the last one before I gave up was a Bandit 1200 (bloody awful bike).

Nothing quite as fast as yours, but certainly fun.

 

[Sprint]

Born again biker some 9years ago Had Kawasaki zx7r lethal thing that was replaced by a 600ss Ducati then the wife fancied coming out so bought a new triumph bonneville,did some camping and small trips so needed a bigger bike so got a triumph sprint 995 that did us all around Europe which was then replaced by a new 1050 sprint gt tourer 4years ago that took us to Europe many times when the wife then said time we toured in comfort so a year ago bought a lovely 2.0 2005 red Z4 which we have used for several uk road trips with Europe planed for next year,
Must say have found this forum great source of info.

 

[paulgs1000]

Ha, always been a biker to my 50s then classics and drop tops instead.
You've got some lovely stuff there.
My highlights:
3 Suzuki GS1000 great 'Superbikes' of the 70s - rear sets jota bars racing seats box rear swinging arms etc.
Triumph Daytona 1200 always 2 up so favourite bike kept for years.
Triumph 650 twin Tiger 1972 - didn't live up to the dream
VFR 800i disappointed not to get on with the V4 engine
Velocette LE 1965 noddy bike bought for a laugh and to show. In better than new condition - so different and ugly! monocoque frame, leg shields and foot boards, water cooled, shaft driven, horizontally opposed cylinders, amazing technology. All in black and chrome - horrible to ride but a conversation piece!
Now have a 1970s bright orange Puch tucked away - another joke - definitely a taste of the 70s purchase!

 

[Wildfire]

Yep. Biker here.

Lovely Ducs there! I have an M600 Monster project bike, and an MV Agusta F3. I do really fancy a 999/749 shape.

Previously had a K7 GSXR 600, P8F ZX-6R, and a 11 Z750R.

Love riding!

 

[Nictrix]

Mine and my wifes at the moment followed by previous bikes owned by either myself or my wife.
There has been a few others but these are the most memerable.

 

[Disca]

I wouldn't mind one but I feel I may be disowned by the gf or mum if I were too.

Dad lives in the Isle of Man and has a few bikes so even just getting the license opens up all sorts of fun out there

 

[Dewi]

Started riding at 16 on Scoots, I was a "Mod (ish)" back then so had a few Lambrettas inc a 1954 LD125 (wish i still had that) and an SX200, then graduated to a few small bikes - BSA Bantam & James Captain, which was a dreadful thing with a leaky old Villiers engine. Had many years away from bikes from my mid 20s but went back to it in my late 40s when the kids had grown up and I bought the safe option, a Yam Virago 535 which I only had for about 6 months before graduating to a Yam Fazer 600. I'm in my mid 60s now and still riding, my present bike is a BMW R1200R which will more than likely be my last.

Bikes I've had over the last 15 years or so:
































And the present bike, the superb BMW R1200R

 

[Dale_B]

Some cracking bikes.
I have been riding a short while (2 years), first bike: Suzuki SV650S, which was great.

Currently now on a GSXR600, to which used on my first ever track day earlier in the year.


Bikes are great fun 8)