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WHAT DO YOU RIDE and WHY?

What kind of bike do you ride and why?

  • Supersport

    Votes: 68 42.5%

  • Touring

    Votes: 18 11.3%

  • Cruiser

    Votes: 19 11.9%

  • Adventure

    Votes: 12 7.5%

  • Chopper

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Scooter

    Votes: 4 2.5%

  • Other

    Votes: 39 24.4%
  • Total voters
    160
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Busa number 2. I've had and old standard, varying 600 ss's, a 900, a busa, a sportster, and back to busa.

I love the sportster despite anyone's opinion it's a girls' bike. If insurance wasn't anally applied, i would own both the busa and the sporty. Two different worlds i love. Low and slow with soul, and also the bigboy speedbike that looks the business....(opinion).

Busa's comfy, fast, stylin and suits my ride style.

I'm considering getting a little 150 scooter too.
 
PAN - Im 90% sure ill be getting an sv650. a part of the reason i started this thread is to open my mind towards other makes/models that i didn't consider. thanks for checking in though, i'll be sure to start a thread when i pick one up, hopefully in the next week or so.

HOOLLLAAAA
 
Ninja 650 R
The only thing that looks kind of like a SS but is not, so I can pay insurance and not run from cops :lmao:

also, and most importantly, I do it because HOLLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
 
Yamaha WR250X supermoto.

Use within the city almost exclusively. My first bike. Easy. Super fun. I can drop it and not care because nothing will be damaged. I can probably launch it off a bridge and ride it home. Cheap on insurance. Cheap on gas. Probably more fun in the city than 99.9% of the bikes I see.

When Im on it, Im HOLLLAAAARRRRRRRRing
 
I'm on my second Hayabusa, had a few smaller bikes before, but the busa kinda does it all. I got it for more comfort than a SS, I can ride all day comfortably, I'm not in my 20's, or 30's, barely still in my 40's so comfort matters. Can dial up stupid speed when I'm in the mood, and for a big hulking bike it can corner quite well. Yeah if something happened to this bike I'd get another.
 
We ride a2014 heritage softail and a 2012 bmw k1600 gtl. Upgraded this year from 700-800 cc sport/touring bikes
 
I'm currently riding a 2011 BMW F800R, so far best bike I have ever owned. It doesn't do any one thing great... but it does everything very well and that's what I want in an everyday bike. It's super comfortable, handles amazing, gets really good mileage and it's weird looking.
 
Currently a 98 Valkyrie and loving it. Weighs a ton, goes like snot enough for me and it's fairly comfy. Good or bad it's a real people stopper wherever I park it. A lot of "what is it" or "who makes that" comments. I'll probably go back to a full dresser eventually but in the meantime it's fun
 
I ride
Supersport, touring, Dirt, and a Scooter (grocery/beer getter)
 
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Next will be a goldwing in a couple of years
 
Touring motard, retro, sport touring naked, hipster franken beemer.
 
Yamaha R6. Had a softspot for that bike ever since I first seen the 2006 Raven R6, I knew that one day I would own my own. :D
 
I would pick one of everything if I could. I love all bikes. But I own a s sporting twin and a cruiser right now. The SV thou is the primary ride.
 
My bike is 2010 Suzuki GS500F, rode 28,500kms so far, and still enjoy every moment riding it. Very comfortable ride, cheap to insure, maintain and gets great fuel economy. about 4l per 100 Hi way and 5L per 100 in town. It's a keeper. Hope one day to get another bike for touring.
 
SS cuz i like going fast
 
I prefer a classic look and fairly easy mechanicals. I've got an old Sportster that looks like it's brand new and folks often think that. One of the benefits of HD is they don't change much over the years. I've also got an old school Buell S3 that is FI with luggage and can tour very nicely. It's getting up in mileage and thinking it's time to get something newer. But, I just love both bikes.
 
KarGo said:
drz400 sm

Cause it's fun as hell, I would get another SM for sure. SS are going to have a bad time with all these potholes, it's not the case with a SM.
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+1 Also ride a DRZ Supermotard, never knew I could have soo much fun on these bikes. I can't picture ever getting rid of my motard instead get a second bike if I want speed. Oh yeah, I took er for a boot the other night and I can say potholes are no match for us motard riders:D!. The only downside is for some reason....that front wheel of mine likes to come up in the air- get's annoying sometimes..hmm :p.
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