Thread: What kind of Motorcycle do you own.

On eof my bike magazines recently hd the first bike with a hemi fitted to it , and nitrous and a superchargeer

Originally Posted by mrsquirrel

On eof my bike magazines recently hd the first bike with a hemi fitted to it , and nitrous and a superchargeer

Is that Scottish?

I think Mrs Q has been at the sherry again

I think I am gonna sell my Honda Rebel, 250CC in damn good shape only about 15,000 kilos on it. Sad, but with the kids I can only ride it say once a month these days.

Thinking of doing the same with my wife, same reason too.

Great Peter, gave ya some green!!

Not for sale though, nor is the wife

^^^^ Nice looking Honda 750 you've got there if I'm not mistaken.

You aren't mistaken. CB 750, 1998, bought it private

A guy in Performance Bike magazine has mated a Blackbird engine to a CB1000 frame, good idea.

^ Great self portrait rigger. 2900 baht !! cheap was that done by the guy on the road that runs near and parallel to the railway line. sorry can't remember the name (road or shop) but it leads up to the night market.

theres a few shops along the road you are talking about I would have to check tommorow for the right address as this screen is getting hard to focus on. But yes done on that road

Wonder if he could do a snake, I could bring a live one as a sample, can't guarantee that it'll be still though

I used to drive one of these in the UK - lots of fun but very slow.

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What is that?
Pic is a little small.

Is it a cbr?

2002 Cbr954rr

used to drive one of these in the UK - lots of fun but very slow.

About 400,000 or more here for a minter like that.

Saw an old WW2 side car and bike absolutely fucking shot to bits going for 250,000 and he got it.

Nice job Rigger. How long did it take the guy to do it?

Today's Top Tip: After filling up don't let petrol attendents replace the gas cap. They often have a long fingernail or two for digging out nose nuggets and they can scratch the paintwork around the gas cap.

Now here is a typical Thai street machine in progress. While not nearly as fast as the big bikes you'all enjoy, this one will pop a serious wheelie and accelerates pretty fast.

Its my new bike, Honda CFR 450 fNow fitted with Talon wheels and Hubs, Metzler race slicks (not shown in this photo) and white Bros exhaust making this the loudest bike I have ever heard. Thats not to anti social as Its really only a track bike in its present form.

Originally Posted by hillbilly

Now here is a typical Thai street machine in progress. While not nearly as fast as the big bikes you'all enjoy, this one will pop a serious wheelie and accelerates pretty fast.

Real dissapointed in you for sayin you'all instead of yall but that bike youins is talkin bout, couldn't pull a wheelie unless you had somepone on the back to give extra weight and the rider pulling the handle bars.