Thread: My bike....another passion

Originally Posted by randydance062449

Ok so I found some pics of my bikes.

First is the 2001 Yamaha V-Star 650 Custom. I really like this bike for country roads.
Second bike a 2002 Harley Davidson Heritage Softail Springer.


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Those are some beauties! love em!

Originally Posted by petercp4e

2008 FXDF ~ Fat Bob

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Pete <:-}

Beautiful Pete! I always liked fatbobs buddy. If my missus would ride with me this would be a bike I would seriously consider.

Here's my '97 HD Heritage. It had 17,000 miles on it when I bought it 3 years ago--it now has 38,685 and more to come.

I keep my riding local and relatively slow compared to some.

'65 Triumph. lots of 'deviations'.



'92 Honda CR250 decked for the woods.



'71 street-legal Honda mini-trail sleeper!

Tom...the Mini Trail is the bomb!!
I remember beating the snot out of one when I was a kid first learning to ride.
Couldn't kill the thing.

Pete <:-}

Originally Posted by petercp4e

Tom...the Mini Trail is the bomb!!
I remember beating the snot out of one when I was a kid first learning to ride.
Couldn't kill the thing.

Pete <:-}

I"m hoping he'll post the picture of him riding it. Kinda reminds me of visualizing Kareem Abdul Jabbar in a MG Midget

I think all you Harley riders are sick, I wouldn’t own one,, not even on the property

Here is a pic of me on something even smaller!

Originally Posted by tcrideshd

I think all you Harley riders are sick, I wouldn’t own one,, not even on the property

Quick Call An Ambulance! Tc's had a stroke or something and his mind is GONE!!!!!!!

I envy you guys who ride; you sure have some beautiful bikes! Back in the 80's my 1st street bike was a Kawasaki 454 LTD, a nimble little street-fighter and a blast on back roads. I quickly upgraded to a Yamaha Virago 1000, a beautiful cruiser and one of the early "Harley wannabes." After a couple of near-death experiences where I really should have been killed, I sold the Virago and haven't had one since.

As dangerous as riding has always been, I would be truly terrified to venture out onto the roads today in the age of texting. Every other asshole you pass is swerving all over the road on the phone-be safe guys!