Motorcycle riders? What do you ride? Pic/Info Thread!

[AMM]

Speaking of GSXR750's
All 3 of these things need to get cleaned up

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[PsyRN]

My 2016 Triumph T120 after putting new suspension on. Was always smooth but now it’s like butta’.

 

[Advntrbound]

This is my BMW R1200GSA. It's for sale too.

 

[Rokon]

Mine goes with me on the JT when camping. Fun little 250cc retro enduro. 2020 Janus Gryfinn made in Indiana.

 

[TheIntersect]

I picked up an electra glide standard last Spring and I have a CSC RX3 somewhere in the garage as well.

 

[slim chance]

started dirt bike riding back in 1968 with a Honda 175 scrambler ... rode Enduros with off road club (SORR) for 14 yrs .... then moved to street with ABATE of PA for 29 yrs .... traffic around here is NUTS, seems nobody stops for lights or signs and cell phones are more important than driving ... last dirt bike was the Yamaha and last street bike was the FXSTS ... traded the Harley for my first JT last year ... not looking back

 

[OngsterA]

Just picked up for the new season coming up, haul to trails or ride from home??

 

[Erievon]

How did I miss this thread all this time?

2005 R6. Had her since she was new. I don't get to ride terribly often, so she's only got 15k on the clock. I've often thought of getting something newer but she's been flawless, can't bring myself to let her go.

 

[Vtur]

Does this qualify as a motorcycle? Lol

1971 JDM Honda Cub 90 Deluxe. It were a fun project.

 

[jmdwifi]

2018 Indian chieftain dark horse. Updated with a real Indian front fender.

 

[SpeedNeed]

I have dozens of pictures, but none to post.

I’ve had a lot of bikes , all kinds, over several decades, with regular training for track and for street. I had bikes when living in the rural Midwest, the middle of Chicago, and several while living in the middle of New York City. I commuted on a bike for years. I kept one stored in CA just to fly out and spend a few weeks riding from there. I also spent two straight years tent camping on a bike all across the country and most of Canada. I’ve done dozens and dozens of thousand-mile plus trips, some two-up. Many adventures, but I never had a significant accident or injury.

I gave it up a few years ago. No matter how good and experienced you are, on-road your life depends entirely on other drivers. Think about that. The quality of driving is infinitely worse than it was ten years ago, which was already disastrous compared to 20 years ago. We all made a risk-reward assessment when we started riding. That is now totally obsolete. I encourage everyone who rides on-road to make a fresh assessment in todays environment. I’m the last one to judge anybody’s personal choices, just saying it’s a different world out there now .

 

[jmdwifi]

I have dozens of pictures, but none to post.

I’ve had a lot of bikes , all kinds, over several decades, with regular training for track and for street. I had bikes when living in the rural Midwest, the middle of Chicago, and several while living in the middle of New York City. I commuted on a bike for years. I kept one stored in CA just to fly out and spend a few weeks riding from there. I also spent two straight years tent camping on a bike all across the country and most of Canada. I’ve done dozens and dozens of thousand-mile plus trips, some two-up. Many adventures, but I never had a significant accident or injury.

I gave it up a few years ago. No matter how good and experienced you are, on-road your life depends entirely on other drivers. Think about that. The quality of driving is infinitely worse than it was ten years ago, which was already disastrous compared to 20 years ago. We all made a risk-reward assessment when we started riding. That is now totally obsolete. I encourage everyone who rides on-road to make a fresh assessment in todays environment. I’m the last one to judge anybody’s personal choices, just saying it’s a different world out there now .

I have thought about this. I love riding and ride like everyone wants to kill me. Not like they could but like every car is driven by an assassin.

 

[CrazyCooter]

I have thought about this. I love riding and ride like everyone wants to kill me. Not like they could but like every car is driven by an assassin.

I ride the same, but it's real hard to avoid that head on from someone texting or cutting the corner.

At this point in my life don't really care if I die quickly, but I sure don't want to be so wrecked and useless that I would be unable to finish myself off if needed?

 

[jmdwifi]

Yes they are much worse these days.

 

[IslandFalconer]

This is my cafe bike

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