I always fancied the "Caterpillar" bike that was made at OCC. Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
These two currently share space in my garage: HD V-Rod (1st year) MV F41000R Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
I rode my Tamburini down to the local HD dealer. Nobody was even interested in what motorcycles the HD company bought and now owned....or at least not enough to even walk out and look. And there wasn't one customer inside...... But when I rolled in there with the 550, they all came out to look at it. Funny how those things work....
Funny is right! I get it even worse at my local HD store. No one bats an eye at the 355, and even better, when I show up on the MV, one guy was offended enough to say "why'd you ride up on that Jap-crap rice burner*?" I was going to correct him, but then realized it wasn't worth the effort. Got to love Pennsyl-tucky! * for the record, I've owned and loved 4 Japanese sportbikes
I have several now and more in the past. I have/currently owned bikes from Spain (Ossa), Italy (Ducati, MV, Aprilia, Bimota), Germany (BMW), the US (Woods-Rotax), Austria (KTM), England (Triumph) and Japan (Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki, Suzuki).
im a little biases but I would have to say this bike http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r46/Motorbiker_photos/NewsPics/MV-Agusta-F4-CC-EICMA-2006.jpg
working on the R1 tonight. Doing a static balance on the front tire; there is a slight vibration around 55 MPH and I think it's related to the front wheel/tire being out of balance. If I pull the front tire off the ground going 70 or 80, there is also a bad head slap. Ray Image Unavailable, Please Login
So many good looking bikes to choose from these days. But the 2004-2005 Suzuki GSX-R 750 has always been one of my favorites Example, not my bike Image Unavailable, Please Login
RayJohns, are you coming down hard on the front wheel from wheelies? You could be leaking fork fluid from a broken seal ...
Laverda formula in Orange/black laverda 750s in yellow duc 748 in Yellow.... love them! Image Unavailable, Please Login
MV Agusta is my dream bike hands down. However, we can't import them into Canada unless you do a ubuild thing. So, as I wait for them to be importable I have the best looking Japanese bike IMHO. The 06 R1 Euro SP, less than 20 in Canada. None in the US, they got the Yellow LE version.
Desmosedici (I am biased as No. 832 is mine). Supermono. Kocinski's V593 Cagiva. Enough Said. Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
amazing how all the jap brands copied the same look ..................the ducati's are still the best looking