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A GS of some description. And a T100 Bonneville.
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Honda crf300L rally.
I had the 250L until I bought my pan america but sliding the rear end around on a twisty gravel road is so much easier on a 320 LB bike than a 585 LB bike. |
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KTM 390 Adventure
R1200GS Adventure CB500X But, I've never owned a motorcycle! Just day dreaming of them. Maybe I'll start with an XT250 and see how it goes. |
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Ludwig Boltzmann, who spent much of his life studying statistical mechanics, died in 1906, by his own hand, Paul Bhranfest, carrying on the work, died similarly in 1933, Now it is our turn to study statistical mechanics...
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Originally Posted By Cknugget: Honda crf300L rally. I had the 250L until I bought my pan america but sliding the rear end around on a twisty gravel road is so much easier on a 320 LB bike than a 585 LB bike. View Quote We had two of them. Great bikes, just super soft in the tail. Budget for a suspension. |
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Aprilia Tuono. First saw one around 2005ish. Finally got a new one in 2018. Still want to pickup one of the old Rotax vtwins in addition to my v4.
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Triumph Tiger 900 or T120 Bonnie. Probably will just get both.
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Originally Posted By Rbass: This is definitely one that I just know is going to find a way into the garage! It's beautiful in person too, really a classy looking bike. Kind of harks back to older bikes that had actual curves, before they all turned into alien transformers or ugly adventure style bikes. Expensive for sure, but it sure would be a fun ride around the great roads here by the Smoky's! https://imgs.search.brave.com/W_GHNc3PTBvwatuje3yjFUNroOaFki7AvYYjjIuyYQc/rs:fit:500:0:0/g:ce/aHR0cHM6Ly9tZWRp/YS5tb3Rvc2Vydmlj/ZXMuY29tL21lZGlh/L2NhY2hlL3ZlaGlj/bGVfZGV0YWlsL21l/ZGlhL3ZlaGljbGUv/MjgxMC9vb2FwaW4t/My5qcGVn Moto Guzzi V100 Mandello View Quote I've got a '78 CX500. I'm still not ready for the Moto Guzzi experience. |
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I've been wanting a naked bike. Was looking at the KTM Duke 890R, but I barely rode my sumo 690 Enduro R, so probaby don't reallly need a bike at the moment.
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50'th anniversary YZ250 2 stroke
The Yamaha YZ: 50 Years of Building Better Machines - 2024 Yamaha YZ 50th Anniversary Lineup |
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All your wheel weights are belong to me.
Patriot Q-Tard “We’re surrounded. That simplifies the problem.” - Chesty Puller, USMC |
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To say that you are on thin ice would be a vastly optimistic view of your current situation. The ice has melted. You are being supported by the surface tension of water.
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There is a PHI helicopter pilot near hear that has a mint RC51
That would be the bike I want to end up with at some point. But will likely never happen. At least not in the pristine condition of his |
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Originally Posted By jos51700: https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/476147/PA-Britten2013-028-862287654_jpg-3165798.JPG View Quote Man how about it! I love every aspect of what that bike was and did, it's a great story. |
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Probably a Harley Davidson
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Yeah, we pay our debt sometime
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I hope to own a Harley Davidson big twin (80") flathead some day.
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I've been waiting 14 months for one of these, supposedly 4 more months to go according to the local Honda dealer.
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Psalm 144:1 Praise the Lord my Rock, who trains my hands for war and my fingers for battle.
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Originally Posted By jeremy223: Aprilia Tuono. First saw one around 2005ish. Finally got a new one in 2018. Still want to pickup one of the old Rotax vtwins in addition to my v4. View Quote I had a 07 Truono. Most fun street bike I ever owed. I have some pictures of it but not on this device. I traded it when I got into Ducati's. Never ever should have done that. |
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