Post pictures of your Motorcycle!

Picked her up last week. 2015 FZ-09 original owner bought 3XXX miles

 

Yeah it definitely feels drifty above a certain speed coming from a Fz07 the power wheelies definitely put a big ol grin on your face, as for the suspension that’s a lot of people’s gripes and the throttle, ecu flash can change a lot of that.

 

1098S Ducati

 

Clique CT motorcycle shot lol. Just picked this up, did about 110 miles this weekend, this bike rips.

 

It’d be fun to get an n+1 dream bike list going on here.

The way it works is you can choose any number of bikes you want, but number one on the list is “if I could only have one bike for like” and two being “if I could only have two bikes, 3=3, and so on.

Anyone care to start? Ha

 

This would be fun but probably should be it’s own thread. Your idea, so you should go create it and make the first post.

 

New bike day! 2020 Yamaha R1M

 

@jeosbor1 absolutely digging the carbon on that..... factory?

 

Yup factory carbon fairings

 

Took my speed triple to Freewheeling Powersports a couple months back

and came out with a dirt triple. Due for the 500 mile service and some FSR qualities tires. Any suggestions on the tires? I will do a good amount of street riding but the goal is to hit the FSRs. Nothing too crazy or muddy is planned but I want some traction when it's required.


BTW, going to miss speedie but enjoying the Tiger already. Sitting up a bit higher ( although I already added a lowering link since I'm only 5'7" ). I'm enjoying the riding position and the Tiger is adequately powered and fun to ride even into the corners. Did a ride through half of Suches Loop and on to Helen via Richard B Russel Scenic Highway a few weeks back and thoroughly enjoyed it.

 

Man, those are some nice bikes ^.
Picked this up in 2019 after passing the motorcycle course. This little guy will do for now!

 

Oh, yeah! When I was just starting a few years ago, I was looking very hard a couple of R3's but they sold before I got my license. It'll be so much easier to learn and build your skill than if you started on a bigger bike. I love my F4i, but definitely could've stayed at the "300" level for longer than I did (a year). Good choice!

 

Thanks, they're fun little bikes! That's the plan! Going to build some skill on this for a few years and do a few track days, before I get an R6 or maybe something else.

 

Looks good man! I love my R3 they’re a lot of fun. Solid sportbike for people just starting out

 

Mines the little one

 

Just picked up my 2021 Ducati Scrambler Desert Sled last month and loving it.

 

Sharp!

 

Fresh wash on the 300tpi!