DIRT BIKES ARE EVIL,AND DANGEROUS! I do not ride the dirt,many do here as we have plenty of back area's. Here even in Memphis their is a riding area called he Bottoms,WOLF RIVER area,trucks,cars,sand biggies and bikes by the dozens.
But I am not the one,I;ll stick to pavement and Deal's Gap, never been down at the Gap,but many have including my Dad but that was an idiot loosing it and running into his lane in a car. I remember the bike was destroyed and my Dad went ballistic on the guys car. But DEALS GAP is now famous world wide,and the finally have some controlled events. The truck ban is nice but the super travel Holmes are still a problem.
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Urban dictionary-SAXONDOG-derogatory term for anglosaxon people
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Heres my M109R had a bit of stuff to it.
Ken
Ken
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Heres my new MX5 2.0 Sports tech Roadster coupe I have just traded in my saab for it.
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Do you realize how much I hate this uniform and all it stands for. ( Cross of Iron )
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Very nice, Steiner. You must be happy with that fine looking ride.
Urban dictionary-SAXONDOG-derogatory term for anglosaxon people
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Its only got 24 miles on the clock Sax and its in my garage until the spring. My sons say I will never be allowed into Valhalla after trading in the Saab. lol.
Do you realize how much I hate this uniform and all it stands for. ( Cross of Iron )
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Hi I had a pearl white VFR750 FJ in the late 80s and a bright red VFR750 exactly like the one in the picture. Last year I sold my Yamaha 1300XJS and have regretted doing that ever since! I am now in the middle of restoring a Suzuki 200GT that has been stored in a shed for the last 8 years.
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Interesting,magmer wrote:Hi I had a pearl white VFR750 FJ in the late 80s and a bright red VFR750 exactly like the one in the picture. Last year I sold my Yamaha 1300XJS and have regretted doing that ever since! I am now in the middle of restoring a Suzuki 200GT that has been stored in a shed for the last 8 years.
I had two 500 two stroke Suzukis in the 70s, Yamaha 350, Triumph Trident. Honda 750 four. Ah, those were the days. Like to see picks of your Suzuki restoration.
Do you realize how much I hate this uniform and all it stands for. ( Cross of Iron )
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Andy in Cheltenham
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I've had a couple of motorbikes. A ZZR 600 was my last one. I'm now into expensive bicycles.
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two wheels are to dangerous here in long island. so for fun
and to get her up to speed i offer her this yummy combo
360 cubic inches of forced induction
and to get her up to speed i offer her this yummy combo
360 cubic inches of forced induction
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Its not a nut and bolt rebuild as although it is low mileage they don't command a gret deal. All the plastic is off packed in boxes at the moment, bike is under a cover until the weather improves and I get the motivation to get stuck into it. I got it off a work colleague and rode it back to a mates house, he was going to ride it however it got put into his shed and he never rode it. Now that he is into gardening (the good life!) he wanted rid of it so I pushed it to my place and started the restoration last Sept. Will take some pics soon. I always wanted a 250 Suzuki Hustler in my youth, this one isn't quite so desireable.STEINER wrote:Interesting,magmer wrote:Hi I had a pearl white VFR750 FJ in the late 80s and a bright red VFR750 exactly like the one in the picture. Last year I sold my Yamaha 1300XJS and have regretted doing that ever since! I am now in the middle of restoring a Suzuki 200GT that has been stored in a shed for the last 8 years.
I had two 500 two stroke Suzukis in the 70s, Yamaha 350, Triumph Trident. Honda 750 four. Ah, those were the days. Like to see picks of your Suzuki restoration.
