Folks Of Interest how many hambers ride MOTORCYCLES

I've got a '48 t100 triumph and 2 ironhead sportsters. All bobbed.

 

If your nads are big enough to ride onea those I'd say F'em too

 

my 74 sportster back when i was a kid still. just picked up a 75 sportster last week all stock. plan on re-creating this bike. maybee not with the chevy orange cases ! ! ha ha

still got the strutts and wheelie bar

 

2007 T100 Bonnie here.

 

96 KTM 620 Duke, 04 Kawi ZX-10, 1976 Honda Goldwing. The Goldwing looks like a salt flat bike. Im almost finished with it, just need to paint the tail section.

 

If I'm going to ride something that's not old it's not going to be slow, heavy, and ill handling. Hence no Harley for me. Unless you have a '65 pan for me. My 20 year old Ducati fills my needs nicely. Air cooled simplicity and weight savings. And I don't pucker up when the curves come up...

 

Ryan must be mellowing out.

 

Heres my XR650L above the Bakersfield Speedway.

I wish I had a triumph bobber though. I wanted dual purpose though and this was the best thing to have. Some of you may say its not a motorcycle but it sure can white-line better then a Harley.-Weeks

 

I have a '42 45" and building a new motor with a KR upper around 56 cubes

I'd frequent the Jockey Journal, if it had a 64 cut off too, but i'm really not into block head wanta-be bobbers

 

That attitude stinks. Many of us over there would love to watch your progress on such a cool motor!

 

I haven't ridden in a while.

I was changing the couch cover out to a new one in my living room, threw it over a toybox on my fireplace so I don't look like a daycare, and snapped a pic of the '63 Honda Dream in my living room.

I've been thinking of trading it for parts...

~Jason

 

100 inch 61 pan 80 inch 55 pan used to enduro huskys

 

Rode this BSA Lightning in the 60's

Put this 61 pan together in '69, my son there is now 45! Stroked it to 88 inches. Still have this bike:

And followed up with this '59 pan in '70, it's 93 inches, still have it too:

Also have a '91 Sturgis 50th anniversary model (FXDB), the wife mostly rides that.
Yeah, hot rods and hot bikes go together.
Don'd let anyone tell ya otherwise.
2Loose Willy

 

im building a 98 honda CB 750 "Four Passion" right now....drag bar, nitros, 300/17 tyre in the back, really Fat gas tank, etc...
and usualy ride a Sportster 1200, very cool indeed.

 

I have had one Triumph, 2 BSA's, 1 Norton, 1 Indian, 1 Vincent, 1 Harley, 2 Kawasaki's and 2 Honda's spanning over 48 years. All gone now except the 2 Honda's, both are 1975 Gold Wings (first year) one in red and the other in turquoise. Both are dressers, both in storage. Have enough trouble get in and out of my 34 let alone swinging my leg over a full dressed bike.

It was fun in my younger years, don't do it as much these days.

 

What number is it? There were only 1600 made-

 

Thanks man but it's just a cheap throw together! It's fun though!

 

Yes I ride... 01 HD Fatboy
racinman

 

Shovel Heads Forever!

 

sincere thanks Ryan for letting this thread go for a minute.

 

I'm sure i'll post some stuff on there when i get serious on the motor, but right now i'm too busy with car stuff

 

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My PC incorrect Chiefs the 46 has bonnieville cams and the 40 has a lumpy set of ollie cams. The kickstarters confuse the younger crowd not to mention left hand throttles and right hand spark advance and a foot clutch. First time I drove a foot clutch I kept telling myself 'driving an old truck' over and over to remember the foot clutch anyways it worked for me

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this is me coming back from mooneyes.

 

Here's my XS 750 Shell-Hoos Yamaha Flattracker. It will have a front brake and lights, but thats about as far from the racetrack stuff as its gonna get.

By the way... The Jockey Journal is a joke unless you ride an old Harley or Brit bike.

Kevin
Ooltewah Speed Shop

 

Been riding bikes of all kinds since i was 4 years old...been on Harley's since 1989 and still have one today, although i do not ride as much since my cancer ride the past several years. I agree i think cars and bikes go hand in hand... All but one of our club members come from the Harley scene.

 

Good ole Loyd Krant...

 

Softail Custom fan and rider.

When I "get rid of" the kids I can go back to finish building the next one.

Most of my M/C money is glittering on my two teen girls teeth with multi color highlights...

Dentist is driving a Porsche. I F&^%ng hate him

Mike

www.Customikes.com

 

Sixties and Seventies Honda motorbikes. Right now, a '67 Super Hawk, a '72 CB350G (Super Sport), a '72 CT90, and a '72 Minitrail 50.

 

3 65-67 Super Hawks, a 62 CL 72, two SL 350's, a couple of CBX's, a Benelli mini bike, a couple of S90's, an 82 550 Katana, a ZX 11 and the Aprilia Tuono that took me to Indy and back last September. I believe my bike inventory is about as high as my car/truck inventory