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Poll: next bike ...

Started by cruisedaddy, October 15, 2003, 08:07:11 AM

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crmeyer

I have been looking at the 04' Honda RC51's and the 04' Buell Firebolt XB12R's.  Either way I want a big Vtwin.

Lerxst

Something subdued like a Dodge Tomahawk... 500HP for $550,000... maybe I should get two.   :roll:
I broke it... I bought it...

Adam R

If I stay in the US, then maybe a Yamaha TZ 125 or Honda RS 125.
And a pick-up truck.

If I go abroad again, then it'll be a VFR400 or maybe a Yamaha FZR 400 3TJ.
And maybe a CB125 for in-town errands.


Adam
Current bikes:
1993 Honda NSR 250 SP
1994 Suzuki RGV 250 RR SP
1993 Yamaha Seca II

firedan

What about the V-Strom 650?  Maybe not the best looking bike, but should be a nice engine, adjustable fairing, maybe factory hard bags.  Seems to have the makings of a nice sport tourer w/o the price of BMWs,Hondas and Yamahas.

scratch

The motorcycle is no longer the hobby, the skill has become the hobby.

Power does not compare to skill.  What good is power without the skill to use it?

QuoteOriginally posted by Wintermute on BayAreaRidersForum.com
good judgement trumps good skills every time.

jgary

Something old, heavy, and slow-like me.  Honda CB750.

J.
John Gary
jgary@umich.edu
76 CB750

dirtz

HEY !!!!!!!

HOW CAN YOU FORGET THE ONE........

THE ONLY .........>>>>>>>>>  Yamaha XJR 1300

I was actually gonna buy this, but thought I should crash and burn on its little brother, the GS500.

Anyone else love this bike, plssss tell me about it.

One more thing, I think the XJR is not available in US, only in Europe and AUstralia. So ppl missing out in US.

Search for the XJR1300 on the web, YOU'LL LOVE IT  :cheers:
It matters not what you ride, What matters is how you ride..... :thumb:

96gs

1996 Suzuki GS500E
Cobra F1R Slip-On Pipe (Polished)
K&N Replacement Air Filter
Gel-Seat
NC F-16 Fairing
LP Footpegs
Progressive Fork Springs
Katana 600 Rear Shock

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pantablo

Pablo-
http://pantablo500.tripod.com/
www.pma-architect.com


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Rich500

Wrencher, so you want an RC51 hey?
Well I rode my friends... Let me tellyou this. It doesnt Your either going so stupidly fast it hurts, or slow. Nothign in between. God damn so fun!!!

AS for me, I currently have a thread debating between a gixxer 750, and SV650. Either of those come this december when I trade in the 2002 GS500 with only 6000km. I just need more gusto!!!
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WAP

Honda CB750 Nighthawk. Textbook "next bike" for my tastes and needs.

JasonB

Some 600cc SportBike. F4, R6, GSXR600, YZF600, ZX6R, ZZR600. Dunno yet.
"Hairy Gutter" The Spot Behind Pantablo's Knee.
"Dirty Gutter" The Space Between Pantablo's Ears.

Wrencher

Basicly looking for a liter v-twin to replace my Buell that was stolen. The Super Hawk and the RC-51 are very similar mills with radically different frames. The Super Hawk isn't a particularly laid back bike and isn't overly comfy for those 100+ mile trips, I suspect that its better than its big sister for the medium to longish hauls.
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spotswood_suzuki

I love the look of the FZ6.  Guess I will see after the January show in NYC.

Wayne

jag69

I will keep my GS and buy a beginner sport tourer.  A YZF600,  ZZR600, or perhaps the new FZ6.  I don't want to much HP.  I would like to increase gradually.  Maybe I should get the SV650.  Any other suggestions?

L8

jjr_vw

nextBike = (rand() ? "2004 Yamaha FZ6" : "2004 Honda 599");

Like 'em naked and not-so-fast    ;)

Rich500

Pablo has impecabble taste. I think realisticly its the SV for me, but damn, would an Aprill ever do nicely!!!
To everyone wanting the RC51... Get it, you wont regret it.  :cheers:
"It has been said that democracy is the worst form of government except all the others that have been tried."
--Winston Churchill

yamahonkawazuki

the gix 1k scares the s%^t outta me, rode my friends 03 an  :o  :o  :o  :o  :o  :o  :o  :o on that bike, no room for error
Wrencher wrote:
QuoteTrying to decide between a Super Hawk, TL-R or maybe a Gixxer 1K but they are still pretty expensive. The RC-51 is very appealing as well and if I can find one that isn't way too expensive or been wheelied to death, then that will most certainly be my new bike.
if honda ever figured out the overheating issue with the 51, id look at them too. mmi instructor had one, but he rode it all the time without the lower fairings on. it kept over heating. something about the radiator design. :(  :thumb:
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jtenright

just got this bike, but I would most likely make a big step up,
like a pretty new bike, but still a smallish bike(under 750cc)

either Suzuki or Honda, R6 would be nice though

or if I am rolling in Dough
Aprilla, Ducati, or Buell
James-
93 GS500
BT45s/Prog. Springs/Kat 600 shock/Sinrath handlebar/and other small mods
1970 Honda CT90
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sprint_9

SV 650, no fairing with that deep v-twin rumble, you gotta love it.

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