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  1. BigWilly

    BigWilly Formula Junior

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    Post pics of your bikes!
     
    BigWilly, Dec 7, 2010
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  2. Devilsolsi

    Devilsolsi F1 Veteran Rossa Subscribed

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  3. BMWairhead

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  4. rdefabri

    rdefabri Three Time F1 World Champ

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    My '67 Honda CL77 Scrambler - my father was second owner, he purchased it in late 1967 from the original (so I guess technically, I am the third owner).

    Hasn't been used much in her 43 years of life - only 8,000 miles. Still runs, but needs some work. Plan on having her roadworthy next year, but I won't ride it much - NJ is an insane state.
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  5. Noah930

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  6. Wade

    Wade Three Time F1 World Champ Owner

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  9. rdefabri

    rdefabri Three Time F1 World Champ

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    That is SWEET! I love the 888's lines...really nice. Definitely want an 888 and a 996 in the garage one day!
     
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  10. Noah930

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    They're fairly inexpensive ($6-8K will get you a decent one). There are always a couple for sale somewhere on ebay or the internet. They're fairly reliable, as long as you keep the electrical connections clean. And it was meant as a homologation special, which is historically neat.
     
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  11. bill365

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    Some gorgeous bikes in here. Hats off to ya gents!

    I have no track skillz...just a fat old dirt biker here...so here's my beer hauler. BMW F800GS.
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  13. Noah930

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    Yes, but what's impressive is that you can carry a case of beer comfortably on the back of your BMW. Just try that with a fancy shmancy Desmosedici.
     
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  14. Wade

    Wade Three Time F1 World Champ Owner

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    Come to think of it I've never seen a Ducati hauling any amount of beer. Babes however... on more than one occasion.
     
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    Yep babes make the best beer haulers! ;-)
     
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  16. Wade

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    I've seen my buddy carry at least a case of beer on the back of his 900SS multiple times, once with three pies on top of the beer, and once had a giant cookpot full of ribs on the tank of his 1098S. He usually has his Puggle dog sitting on his tankbag (clipped in), the dog loves it, has little goggles too.
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    ^^ That is awesome!!
     
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  20. Bas

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    Raptor 660. Got a broken Banshee (twisted chassis, engine seized...rounded of bolts. Basically junk) as well in Spain.

    Drove a 700R the other day and wasn't impressed with the power sadly. Chassis was nothing short of amazing though. Might just go and buy another Banshee next week and sell my 660.
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  21. BigWilly

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    The Banshee is hands down one of my favorite rides. When you get the thing up on the pipe, the sound can't be matched!
     
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  25. Wade

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    Very nice!
     
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