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pjody187 08-06-2009 22:52

Thanks for the advice and info longrange1947 and dirtyshirt. Can't wait to get a bike, any bike, so I can quit walking my sorry ass to the bus stop every time I gotta leave the neighborhood. The public transport sucks in Cincinnati.

Shovelman 09-10-2009 20:19

started with an 87 Honda magna. Went to a 66 rigid 10 over springer triumph for awhile ( don't think I ever actually rode it!). Moved on to a 67, 58, 62 ....up to 76 T120 R modified "Bonnie". Got a 81 FLH shovelhead now. 96" S&S stroker with a 3" open primary. Kick only. Fun bike on wet cold mornings.

ODA CDR (RET) 09-12-2009 14:05

98 Heritage Springer
 
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Picked this up through the Mil Sales Program while in Panama 98. Had it shipped to PR when the Company moved there, shipped back to Bragg in 2000 (Rolling Thunder 2001/ride through Arlington) now down in Florida only sunny riding.

The Reaper 09-12-2009 14:11

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Originally Posted by ODA CDR (RET) (Post 283428)
Picked this up through the Mil Sales Program while in Panama 98. Had it shipped to PR when the Company moved there, shipped back to Bragg in 2000 (Rolling Thunder 2001/ride through Arlington) now down in Florida only sunny riding.

IIRC, you had a few tire issues on the way and we had some bad weather.:D

TR

ODA CDR (RET) 09-12-2009 14:15

Yep
 
A proud member of AAA now due to that incident.

Silentxray 09-12-2009 15:46

I've got a 2006 KTM 625 SMC (Supermoto) and a 2006 Kawasaki ZX6R Ninja. I used to do a lot of stupid stuff and I never went down thankfully. The supermoto is an awesome all around hooligan bike, if you don't know how to wheelie or you don't like to, don't ride a supermoto because you will before you're done.

echoes 09-12-2009 17:19

http://www.harley-davidson.com/wcm/C...p?locale=en_US

The above link is the History of the Harley, and very informative!

And well, SF Men on Bikes is just cool! :)

JMHO, :lifter

Holly

pjody187 09-14-2009 20:03

Got my first bike today! 2006 Harley-Davidson XL 883 Sportster :lifter

longrange1947 09-14-2009 20:09

Congratulations and have fun!

Be aware and be safe.

Costa 09-26-2009 19:12

Have a 2007 R6-S. Might be looking to get rid of it as I wont have time to ride it really anymore...

longrange1947 09-26-2009 20:04

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Originally Posted by ODA CDR (RET) (Post 283430)
A proud member of AAA now due to that incident.

Hmmm, missed that story, going to have to pry into your past. :D

Sounds like a good one.

T-Rock 06-11-2010 20:43

My Honda Davidson…LOL
 
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Picked up this cruiser a few years back basically to ride with the PGR (02 VT 1100 Sabre). Now the other half and I are hooked on riding.
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While celebrating our 21st anniversary, we rented this bad boy for a coastal tour and we fell in love with it, the HD Ultra Classic.
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We may end up buying an Ultra Classic, nevertheless, does anyone have any thoughts or experience on the Triumph Rocket III touring ? We may test one soon before we decide to drop such coinage on the HD… Tips or suggestions greatly appreciated.

Rocket III > http://www.triumph.co.uk/usa/2010_Ro...IITouring.aspx

EasyIan 06-11-2010 22:31

Should of Figured..
 
..there would be so many V Twin riders. I ride a 2009 GSX-r 600, and am about to start a build project. My GSX-r is a beauty and not one of those stock bikes covered in crome the young kids are riding. It's all internal, well almost all internal.

As for the bike I'm building, it's going to be built around a Honda 1200 V-Twin (sorry Harley lovers I trust Honda's over any other) on a custom frame. The plans I drew up are calling for a bare bones sleek design with a Marine Corps paint job, we'll see though.

longrange1947 06-12-2010 19:20

TRock - I love mine and just ignore the comments about a car with two wheels. I know it is simple jealousy. Especially when it is about 28 degrees out. :D

T-Rock 06-13-2010 06:12

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TRock - I love mine and just ignore the comments about a car with two wheels. I know it is simple jealousy. Especially when it is about 28 degrees out.
~35 is all I can tolerate commuting to Boone in the fall on the Saber without totally becoming an ice cube and disoriented - with heated seats, grips, and the level of wind break the Ultra affords, I could see riding it well into the 15 degree range, comfortably - a car with two wheels would be heaven :D


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