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Unread 11-21-2018, 10:57 AM   #21
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As the old saying goes, "Be careful what you wish for."

I am short of beauty shots for my '89 FXSTS, so I'll throw in a shot of the Harley Hut I put together for it (at the risk of going off-topic).
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Unread 11-21-2018, 11:52 AM   #22
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Here's my 76 Bonne. I don't ride much these days but I just can't bring myself to sell it.
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Unread 11-21-2018, 12:04 PM   #23
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Sonic-Weld (pre-Trackmaster) 750 Triumph TT bike, built for the Pike's Peak Race to the Clouds. I've still got it but have the sense to stay off it these days...
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Unread 11-21-2018, 01:02 PM   #24
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1983 BMW r100 with Velorex Sidecar
Runs great!
Currently 52K miles (my daily commuter in good weather)
Original Earl-type forks (made specifically for sidecar)
Corbin custom seat
Krauser Saddlebags
Original Toolkit & tire pump
Extra new front tire
Almost new tires on rear and sidecar.

Everything works!

I am looking at a BMW sport touring bike, so this one has to go to make room in the garage. I am asking $5400.00 if you are interested PM me. The price will go up in the spring!
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I've spent the most time on the red XR650L, had some interesting road trips with that one.

In town I like to ride the 919, unfortunately its a bit too uncomfortable to take on extended road trips.

Due to my experienced with the XR650L offroading(its heavy for a dirtbike), I fairly recently picked up the white XR250L, much easier to handle in the mud.

The XR650L was stolen and wrecked just last month, and is at a shop waiting on parts right now.
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Unread 11-21-2018, 03:34 PM   #26
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Both of my kids used my white 650L as transportation during high school. A very resilient machine that could be counted on to get them there and back.
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I restored this 1979 XL250s a few years ago.
It ended up needing a lot more engine work than I anticipated. (Among other things.)
It was expensive and time consuming finding parts.
(Honda only made this model for three years.)
I put XR gaiters on it because I like gaiters.
I don't think I'll ever restore another dirt bike.
The saddest part is because I'm so tall I find it uncomfortable to ride.
I had an '81 XL185s that I really liked and regret selling years ago.
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David,

great looking 850.

Maybe you are not into other Nortons but when I was a kid I owned a couple of Garden Gate Manx motorcycles. Rumor was these two bikes were Bobby Hills bikes he rode for Indian against Harleys back in the late 40s early 50s.

I came across a site on the internet about Manxs. The Book About My Bike , garden Gate manxs. Niels Schoen sells a book and has a face book site. I sent him the only pic I had left of my Manx after I made it into a chopper back in 64. The picture is on his site . maybe someone can recover it an post here. Serious motorcycle for the time, double overhead cam bevel gear single.

I will try to find some pictures of my curerent rides .
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I'm familiar with the Manx line (Isle of Mann, etc.), but what is a Garden Gate Manx?
Speaking of Manx, there was a team campaigning several Manx' in this year's Cannonball Run. Along with lots of other cool bikes, too.
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Unread 11-22-2018, 09:21 AM   #30
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Me on the BSA at Barber Motorsports Park this past October.
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I've always wanted to visit Barber, especially in October. Way more interesting than Sturgis! Ever do the old AHRMA Steamboat Springs rally?
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The Pan I rode for 35 years.
Had the Roadglide since 2005.
Still up at 71.
Never quit, never give up.
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I held off posting my favorite, owned it for 12 years from new, but thought I'd outgrown cycles...I was wrong...

Anyway, my 1983 XR-1000. Only 112 mph indicated, but tons of torque...

Looked for another one to acquire, but they're hen's teeth now...But I found a '83 XL-1000 and hope to haul that home in a couple weeks...

Until then...
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I'm 83 and still riding. Have a Harley and a Honda. Both cruisers. Bill
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Rammercmc, I live in Lakeland, Fl. Sure wish I had some nice, low traffic, country roads around here!! But I'll be back in NH soon. There I'll find lots of country winding, hilly roads.
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My HD Electra Glide.

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this is about as big of a motor cycle I want. Honda z50 monkey bike. jim
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Here's my favorite...Triumph twin set up for the dirt...
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