motorcycles
#2
I have ridden for 10 years, currently riding a 99 GSX-R 750 which I will stick with for some time, it's been the best bike I have owned or ridden to date.
Although I don't ride as much as I like to right now as I have no job.
Although I don't ride as much as I like to right now as I have no job.
#3
Originally Posted by phinsup' post='764662' date='Sep 29 2005, 06:54 PM
I have ridden for 10 years, currently riding a 99 GSX-R 750 which I will stick with for some time, it's been the best bike I have owned or ridden to date.
Although I don't ride as much as I like to right now as I have no job.
Have you ridden a gsx-r 600? Is the 750 quite a bit quicker?
#4
It's quicker no doubt, but in recent years the 600 has been brought up to par with FI and various upgrades, certainly a great bike. I had a 600cc katana before this 750 and I found myself riding the **** out of it and looking for more so I did a fairly big upgrade, lighter, more hp.
I wouldnt really say anything of the GSX-R's are weak kneed.
I wouldnt really say anything of the GSX-R's are weak kneed.
#7
I have an '01 Honda Shadow Spirit 750. I got an '81 Yamaha Virago, worked on it for a year, drove it for a year, then got the Spirit new in '01. So I guess I've been riding for 5 years. I'm ready for a big sport bike, all I need is the winning lottery ticket. I've been drooling over the BMW motorcycles lately.
#9
Originally Posted by banzaitoyota' post='765023' date='Sep 30 2005, 03:26 PM
You know me, have to be different: THUMPER POWER
Yamaha SR500
expected you to have a diesel boss hoss, hopefully you know what im talking about otherwise youre gonna be all "wad up wit dat dawg?" and im gonna be all like "u aint nevR herd of da boss hoss" and you'll be all li.......
kevin.