Pictures of Your Motorcycles

[ThomasNelson]

2002 GSX-R1000. No rider modes, no wheelie control, no traction control, no cruise control, no ABS, no ... um, nope ... that about covers it I think.

It seems to me that anyone that rides a bike with a fully adjustable suspension would be All Over the Mando ECS-10 unit. That magic box does so much for the Stinger's damper performance! The stock rebound damping on the rear in Sport Mode ... what were they thinking?

tn

 

[GregS]

Not bad for a 29 year old.

 

[Stinger GT SS]

My first one from 1972, it was a great machine, we always had good duels with the Yamaha YZ80’s.

 

[undymm]

Finally last year my wife allowed me to buy bike again, after serious accident years ago

 

[undymm]

 

[Volfy]

Sometimes I wonder about the garage chatter after I closed the doors and shut off the lights...

 

[DoctorStiches]

Finally last year my wife allowed me to buy bike again, after serious accident

Glad your back on 2

 

[Nasscar]

2013 Yamaha MT-09. Great bike.

 

[AussiePhil]

Looks like a traveler!!

Yeah it was, did 7,000 km on one trip two up, many long distance runs hence the custom top box.
Funny story is the mrs falls asleep on the back and can easy sleep an hour on long straight hauls!

Here's some photos of and from the Trophy SE on a run from Adelaide to Canberra. I love the cruise control on the SE. I'd forgotten just how frugal it can be.... it can get 600km to a tank

 

[AussiePhil]

It seems to me that anyone that rides a bike with a fully adjustable suspension would be All Over the Mando ECS-10 unit. That magic box does so much for the Stinger's damper performance! The stock rebound damping on the rear in Sport Mode ... what were they thinking?

tn

I think that anyone who rides a bike, especially a sports bike has their fun on that
I do agree though that the rebound damping on the rear could be called a "little" harsh

 

[DoctorStiches]

Classic sport bikes are tittes i say!!!!
They come in different sizes but they all feel the same on the road haha
New ones are like.... adjustable...
I dont want adjustable titties tho it does sound nice

 

[JSolo]

Speaking of old school. Look at what I found. I had this bike for over a decade and over 85K miles!.

 

[JSolo]

^^Near the end, the mechanical speedo drive died. In it place I installed an old digital bicycle speedometer. Calibrated using gps.

 

[Volfy]

I took a 15yr hiatus from riding and only got back to 2-wheel motoring around 2009, so "oldies" for me is either really old, or somewhat more recent.

This RSV1000R is one of the more recent "oldies" I really liked. To this day, I regret selling the Red Lion, but it and an '08 ZX10R finally made in painfully clear those 15yrs have not been kind to me. As awesome as sportbikes are, my aging frame just won't tolerate road-riding them any more.

 

[cncBilly]

My first one from 1972, it was a great machine, we always had good duels with the Yamaha YZ80’s.

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Nice bike. I was one of the guys on the YZ80. Great memories.

 

[Stinger GT SS]

Nice bike. I was one of the guys on the YZ80. Great memories.

Yep fun times as a young teenager & these type of bikes really ushered in the era of motocross popularity.

 

[JSolo]

In here or joke of the day?

Either way, no ducs for me... ever. Not since my friend found a spare rocker arm in his 1199S penigale. Ultimately blowing up the engine...