Thread: What kind of Motorcycle do you own.

^You reminded me of this "incident"

Still got the trusty wave.

Originally Posted by thaiguzzi

What's the blue Yamaha in the back ground with the sexy tank?

The AS1 was the first bike I ever owned. I bought it from a dealer called Peter Stevens. I was 17 at the time and rode it home in the wet. No license. about 20 years later I ran into Steve (the steve in peter stephens) in his big Bike shop in Elizabeth st Melbourne. He still remembered me. He told me I was one of his first customers and he remembered all of his first customers.

Corsets. Hourglass figures.
Waists and hips and tIts....

Well it looks like I will shortly be the 'owner' of a couple of Moto-X bikes of some description.

Kids have taken a sudden interest in dirt biking.

Yay.

Thaiguzzi... trials bike are great fun,,spent countless hours on them..

2018 Kawasaki H2 sx

2018 Kawasaki H2 sx ^

Nice bike !

Originally Posted by Mozzbie47

Thaiguzzi... trials bike are great fun,,spent countless hours on them..

Good exercise as we get, er, older too.

Originally Posted by bobo746

Learn something new every day.
A bog stock Honda Wave, just like the other 23,653, 912 other stock Waves, warrants a photo taken and posted in a topic about motorcycles.
Mmm interesting, thanx so much for posting.

I have one that I'm selling soon, it's a Honda 150 RR 2 STROKE and then I'm closing the deal on a Honda CBR 250R.

Originally Posted by Eliminator

then I'm closing the deal on a Honda CBR 250R.

Good to see you back Eli.

Not a fan of those single cylinder road bikes. The Ninja 250 is a better bike and better ride. The upgraded 300 model is good value at around 90-100k for a used one.

The CBR is probably around 40-50k? A Ninja 250 that's a year or so older might be a better buy.




PS is your Caps key broken?

After riding my Yamaha 600 & 1100 around for many years, now I like the smaller bikes like you bobo.
There much easier to look after & you can get parts every where.
When idiots coming towards you, flashing there lights, you can maneuver very easily, not like the big bikes 300+ kilogram.
I ride the bike to work every day, so the smaller bike is excellent .

^ I've had everything from a 450 Desmo to 1100 Suzi.Don't ride in oz anymore only when in thailand the wave is perfect around Pak Thong Chai.

Originally Posted by bobo746

I must have missed the memo that put you in charge of this thread.

Yeah, you did. No wimmin shopper bikes...
Should'nt you post this in the "What kind of step thru moped do you own" thread?

The days have gone riding the big bikes, who the dick with his head up his rectum.

this is me round town , go shopping scoot.

Nice bike Moose where's the picture of the Scoot

Originally Posted by Ratchaburi

Nice bike Moose where's the picture of the Scoot

That is me round town scoot !

Originally Posted by moose65

2018 Kawasaki H2 sx

What is the difference between the kawasaki h2 sx and the kawasaki h2 other than the color scheme and other cosmetic changes.

panniers, instruments, cruise control, colour, braided lines.

ffu&* all really

Here is what I ride: