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What's your new ride for 2011???

'10 GSX-R 750



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That is hot.
 
First of all I'd like to say HI to all members.
I've been looking at this forum for few months now.... so I guess it's time to finally say HELLO :)

This is my ride for 2011... got it at the end of the season and I put only about 100km on it before winterizing.

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07 Night Rod Special. Can't wait until spring comes!
 
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09 R6

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I bought a 2008 R6s a few weeks ago, will be riding that for the 2011 season and on. will post up pics when I get the bike end of feb.

congratz on your scooter!
 
My new ride is my old ride, but I'm upgraded that absolute garbage shock to a works performance. apparently any shock upgrade makes a huge difference on the ex500 as it was undersprung.

waiting another year and then my 2012 will be a duc monster.

for now, ghetto bucket will still do.
 
thats was exactly it... seeing you pass me on the gardiner. meh i dunno, i always liked ss bikes, bought the street triple for a change, and it was a great bike. there are no complaints about it, but even though its less comfortable, i like the seating position of an ss bike. although for inner-city riding, i'm sure ill miss the street triple, it was a dream to handle at low speeds and tight corners.
I hear ya, I even thought about putting clipons on my monster before but decided to just get an SS instead of SSing my old bike. Still though, I could see myself riding a Speed Triple with clipons and some new rearsets, that would be a fun bike. Sadly it gets the SS surcharge from pretty much everyone.
 
Might roll with my last year ride 08 Ninja 250r. If I can get insurance for an SS that's equal to what I pay now then I'll upgrade. This year I only have 1 ticket on my record and I'll be taking my M license and will have offically been insured for a motorcycle for a year so I'm hoping to get good rates for an SS.

If you are under 30yo, you will only get good rates on an SS through State Farm, and they really couldn'y care less how long you have been riding -- they only care how long you've been driving (whether it's a bike or a car). You have to have five years of experience under you belt, and also have your full G. If you satisfy these requirements, then you might get affordable SS insurance.

The "one year of riding experience" is more of a Jevco thing, and they aren't into insuring SS bike (i.e. they have a 425% surcharge).
 
Not new anymore. 1200 KMS and somewhat disassembled in my garage.

Tail tidy and, black Renthals and levers were all I got last season.

Taking all the grey/silver out of it with aftermarket and powdercoats but going to keep it logo free.
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