Our beloved Bikes!!

I decided after Alberto's sugestion to post a pic of me and my Suzuki GSX 750F. This was a great trip to the south of Portugal (I'm from the north lol).
So... let's see you're rides fellow bikers!!

David, the link does not work

Yep, it's a link to your sig

Hummm such a noob.
Can you help me how to post the pic that's on my pc here?

David Guimarães wrote:

Hummm such a noob.
Can you help me how to post the pic that's on my pc here?

Obviously click respondre write down what you want to in the thread 1st Then This is what i do click the tab above 6th from the right browse to your pic and then click host it copy and paste the 2nd line down and the click upload hope this helps ...

if you have it in storage sites such as imageshack just put "[img ]link here[/img ]" without the spaces

Good thread!

I have been riding motorbikes since I was 14 , mostly 2 stroke ones ... I have had many over the years, the most powerful was a Yamaha RD350 -old school, lots of power and no chassis which was a great bike to do wheelies, a touch of the gas and the wheel came up and stayed there as much as you wanted-

Then I spent several years without bike after my father died and my mother was too afraid (With a good reason, as I used to ride really wild back then ). In the end the fun bite again and I bought a beautiful Cagiva Mito back in 1999 and had lots of fun with it. On a twisty road its the ultimate machine, much faster than most cars and many more powerful bikes. For my daily ride in the city and conmuting to the office I bought me an economic 4 stroke mono one (Which is what diesels are to automobiles ), an YBR 250. Lack of time for riding means however the poor Cagiva is stored in a garage collecting dust and with no battery

Unfortunately for me, some time ago I started developing some kind of alteration in the nerves of one of my ears, which affects my sense of balance. From time to time I get vertigo and feel unbalanced, so while I can still ride bikes normally, going really fast is not always possible -depends on how I feel each day as it is very unpleasent to lean on a bike and feel like your falling even if perfectly balanced!

I have no pictures of my bikes, but they are like these (Though the Cagiva is a limited edition and has the kevlar exhaust and the powerful 73037 engine with Mikuni 35 carb and special carbon fibre admission ):

Ok there you go, tks for the help.

Here is my beloved bike. A 1967 Schwinn Typhoon. Perfect for the flat, bumpy side streets of Midtown Detroit.

Alberto one of my fellow riders has 2 cagivas he is crazy about them... but he rides an Honda VFR lol...
The Cagivas ar great... when they work:lol:
The YBR wont stop would she?
I also have a Kawasaki KLX (250cc 4 Strokes) for enduro.. but I'm getting old.. I should sell it.

And Jason what a fine piece of machinery! much older then my Suzuki.

Honda forever!!!

I love the VFR (Rc30)

Kawazaki Z1000 for me ....

Worst of all we had it 6 months and she still dont know how to get on the bloody thing

I have this model from Tamiya

Carl I was about to ask where was the bike when I managed to wipe my drooling and actually saw it on the background

@Tiago: My brother had (Still has it, stopped somewhere on a garage) the 400cc version of that bike, in exactly those colours. It's an amazing piece of machinery, goes like hell and rides soft as any Honda does ...

@Jason: The only problem about your bike is that you will easily go over the speed limits, and lose your license quick

My beloved bike

Ben
I have this bike


the photo not mine, my bike dont have fenders, but i ever Love this moto HUSQVARNA WR 250 2T 1990



But ihave this Storaged in the garage! 650cc

Congrats to the man who recognize the track

Zolder ?

Good game Guillaume it's Zolder...

David next time make it clear that you talk about motorbikes, With so many french guys around here and having themselves the most important, prestiguous and challenging cycling race in the world and history, they'll use any chance to turn this thread into a bycicles show

Alberto Ibañez wrote:

David next time make it clear that you talk about motorbikes, With so many french guys around here and having themselves the most important, prestiguous and challenging cycling race in the world and history, they'll use any chance to turn this thread into a bycicles show

Jealous of our beautiful bikes

Alberto Ibañez wrote:

David next time make it clear that you talk about motorbikes, With so many french guys around here and having themselves the most important, prestiguous and challenging cycling race in the world and history, they'll use any chance to turn this thread into a bycicles show

Jason started it.

Guillaume Siebert wrote:

Alberto Ibañez wrote:

David next time make it clear that you talk about motorbikes, With so many french guys around here and having themselves the most important, prestiguous and challenging cycling race in the world and history, they'll use any chance to turn this thread into a bycicles show

Jason started it.

Jason White wrote:

Guillaume Siebert wrote:

Alberto Ibañez wrote:

David next time make it clear that you talk about motorbikes, With so many french guys around here and having themselves the most important, prestiguous and challenging cycling race in the world and history, they'll use any chance to turn this thread into a bycicles show

Jason started it.

Ok, don't make me take a picture of my bicycle, wich is handed on a wall of my garge getting older above my Kawasai KLX. Looks like sh...
Put A N ENGINE ON THOSE THINGS GUYS!!!