Steel and Motorcycles ?
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- CrowBear Schmitt
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Steel and Motorcycles ?
after seeing a seat for a BSA 650 over at Buy and Sell i've just got to ask :
how many of you ride bikes when you're not Steelin ?
i do !
BMWs for the last 25 years
R60-2/R69S/R75-5/R80GS
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Steel what?
how many of you ride bikes when you're not Steelin ?
i do !
BMWs for the last 25 years
R60-2/R69S/R75-5/R80GS
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Steel what?
You had to ask. The Old Blue 63 Panhead Sho~Bike Beatnik-Glide. 90cid, A grind, Roller Rockers Belt primary,and straight pipes. Rear 11.5"disc, square Swingarm, and small road sprocket. 116 @5krpm. That's fast enough for both of us. I thought it would make the neighbors fear me. It just pissed them off...
Hey, I could have the band reheasals in my garage. They don't know how good they have it
My Hobby. I don't even have a car in my name.
It's the only part of my life that's exactly the way I want it. Did it all myself except the lower end and tranny. Did the paint too.
<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Eric West on 07 May 2003 at 05:52 PM.]</p></FONT>
Hey, I could have the band reheasals in my garage. They don't know how good they have it
My Hobby. I don't even have a car in my name.
It's the only part of my life that's exactly the way I want it. Did it all myself except the lower end and tranny. Did the paint too.
<FONT SIZE=1 COLOR="#8e236b"><p align=CENTER>[This message was edited by Eric West on 07 May 2003 at 05:52 PM.]</p></FONT>
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I got to ride a Harley for a year back when you didn't need helmets. I couldn't stay off of it and had to rebuild a few things here and there. I finally felt satisfied after checking out the biker scene and decided to sell the bike cause it seemed too dangerous and the girls that wanted to get picked up most of the time were nothing to brag about. If I had another bike I doubt I would study music much of the time. Eric, thats a real fine putt.
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Honda Goldwing.
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I find that indeed it is a "Babe Magnet" but the magnetism seems to work more with the larger objects..
It was a real job getting to the point where I could bring the "extra helmet" out. I told the "little woman" that it was in case I came across an accident, and somebody needed a ride to the doctor.
( Hint: a small dab of gasoline masks the smell of hairspray and some perfumes.)
I usually bring my stuff to the gig in one of my 200$ beater cars, and ride there and back when it's nice. I was toying with a trailer or one of those sierra wheeled jobs with the Nashville strapped on...
I toyed with another bike earlier (99FXD) and settled for one that the wife wouldn't even think of trying the "It's the bike or Me" thing on. She hasn't said a word..
I've also got 2 rolling GW baskets I'm gonna get running unless those Franklin CDs get me really interested.. I hope they do.
EJL
I find that indeed it is a "Babe Magnet" but the magnetism seems to work more with the larger objects..
It was a real job getting to the point where I could bring the "extra helmet" out. I told the "little woman" that it was in case I came across an accident, and somebody needed a ride to the doctor.
( Hint: a small dab of gasoline masks the smell of hairspray and some perfumes.)
I usually bring my stuff to the gig in one of my 200$ beater cars, and ride there and back when it's nice. I was toying with a trailer or one of those sierra wheeled jobs with the Nashville strapped on...
I toyed with another bike earlier (99FXD) and settled for one that the wife wouldn't even think of trying the "It's the bike or Me" thing on. She hasn't said a word..
I've also got 2 rolling GW baskets I'm gonna get running unless those Franklin CDs get me really interested.. I hope they do.
EJL
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Nice Eric, Heres my 1985 FXRS/with lots of extras, I'm a cowboy at heart, just ride a Iron Horse..
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For got this one, my little one Mason
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France gave me a permit to ride strokers up to 1800cc, but no putt putt at the moment. They asked at the prefecture how big the motors were alowed, so I said something VERY big.
Had a New Hampshire car/bike licence and traded it in for a french one. Good for the life of the rider.
Only 5 USA states are reciprical here I was lucky to have a house in one of them.
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Had a New Hampshire car/bike licence and traded it in for a french one. Good for the life of the rider.
Only 5 USA states are reciprical here I was lucky to have a house in one of them.
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97 Heritage Softail Classic.. 40K miles
riding to Daytona then up the East coast for 7 days in june.
riding the ozarks in nothern Arkansas in July..
so lets ride........or go steelin...
Dennis
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Peavey Tubefex,
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Peavey TT Bandit w/ex speaker. Regal Reso, Tele, Strat, 1970 Les Paul Std.
riding to Daytona then up the East coast for 7 days in june.
riding the ozarks in nothern Arkansas in July..
so lets ride........or go steelin...
Dennis
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Sierra U-12 Crown Gearless, Peavey Nashville 400,
Peavey Tubefex,
Peavey Stereo 212,
Peavey TT Bandit w/ex speaker. Regal Reso, Tele, Strat, 1970 Les Paul Std.
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I can't believe this thread! You guys are after my heart! What am I riding now?
How about a '99 Buell Lightning S1. 115 H.P. and weighs 398 lbs. Yes, It's too much for me. But, I have 8500 bone crushing , terrifying, miles on it, not even dirty yet.(the bike, not me) Do I respect it? Yes! Would I buy another one? NO! I'm looking for a trade now and insist the next owner be at least half my age. (Boy , it has great Harley tone though!)
How about a '99 Buell Lightning S1. 115 H.P. and weighs 398 lbs. Yes, It's too much for me. But, I have 8500 bone crushing , terrifying, miles on it, not even dirty yet.(the bike, not me) Do I respect it? Yes! Would I buy another one? NO! I'm looking for a trade now and insist the next owner be at least half my age. (Boy , it has great Harley tone though!)