So...what other bikes do you own?

[Dallara]

Can you put up a picture of that CZ 125, That has to be rare. I race against a 125 Maico once and a Cagiva 125 but don't recall any CZ's

Here's my 125 CZ...

Hope that helps!

Dallara



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[eemsreno]

That is a sweet bike. I just sold a Monark 125 on EBay I never would have gotten around to restoring it.
I still have a Montesa 250 [1974] in parts, around here.

 

[TierHawg]

Bikes?

My WR250R the day I brought it home:

 

[snuffcityrider]

Didn't think about those kind of bikes. Between my wife and I we have five bicycles and we actually ride them. No pics though. Two road bikes, two retro ( pee wee herman type) and I have a mountain bike. I've had a lot of fun on the mountain bike. Been to Moab, Purgatory, Angel Fire, just to list a few.

 

[Twitch]

I've had a lot of fun on the mountain bike.

They're great exercise too! My son and I take our mountain bikes all over the place down here and have a great time.

 

[JohnB]

I traded my '06 FJR for the Super T. This seems to be a trend on this forum.

Two years ago I traded my '05 Multistrada S for my '09 Street Triple R.

 

[Rubberbaby]

1995 VMAX..but come spring...the mighty ST

 

[Checkswrecks]

Currently have not one, but two VStroms. We just got a 2003 DL1000 for my son, since we're headed to Alaska next June.


Have a great 650 Strom for sale in the DC area if anybody knows somebody interested.

More info: http://advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=749993

 

[snakebasket]

FJR,
Hog,
Suzuki GS1000G
Armstrong MT500
Triton
Velocette LE
1100GS
laverda 750SF
WR250F
Honda CR450X

and had to sell my Tiger 955 (which I had taken to Prudhoe Alaska and across USA) and XT660 (which I used for a 15,000 mile trip across Maritime Canada and USA this year) - to buy my wonderful SuperTen. Totally worth it. It seems that someone justdesigned the S10 to make me buy one................

 

[toompine]

First, in respect of the ones that I had to sell to get the Tenere
1959 R60 BMW
2004 Multistrada 100 DS
1976 Kawasaki KT 250

The ones Istill have besides my Tenere
1949 Wizzer
1964 CA 100 (Step thru Honda 50)
1965 CB160
1967 Yamaha TD1C (factory production road racer)
1967 Suzuki X 6 Hustler
1971 CB175
1973 Moto Guzzi V7 Sport
1975 Honda TL125
1975 Kawasaki KT250
1975 Yamaha RD400
1978 Yamaha TY80 Trials
1980 Honda Passport
1985 Montesa Honda MH 280
1980 Honda RTL250s
1982 Yamaha TT250
1984 Honda XR100
1990 Honda TLM 280
1999 Suzuki SV650 (converted to adventure bike and for sale)
2000 Montesa 315
2000 Beta Super Moto 50
2000 Suzuki SV650 Track only Full race
2000 Yamaha 125 TLRe
2000 Yamaha 125 TLR SuperMoto with BBR 150 kit
2004 Honda XR50
2005 Montesa 4RT
2006 Honda CRF50

 

[jajpko]

Damn, I'm jealous... I can't keep up with one bike, let alone more than 20..

 

[snuffcityrider]

Wow, I think that qualifies as a museum...

 

[justbob]

Wow, I think that qualifies as a museum...

..or an addiction, not saying thats a bad thing.

 

[toompine]

..or an addiction, not saying thats a bad thing.

Me neither. Some represent really good designs I love, others are bikes of my youth and some are significant design milestones. The Honda RTL250s was the last of the Honda four strokes in Observed Trials and the 2005 4RTwas the first of the rebirth of Honda four strokes. If I could get a 1974 Honda TL125 I would have a first, last, first. Think I need to work on that. Note that my signature lines says "Never too many motorcycles to have, but too many I don't have yet". Lot and lots I lust over and will likely never have but always fun to think about. I have three of them in my office just to be able to look at on a regular basis. One sits in the front window next to the sidewalk.

So a collection yes, a museum no. I just really hate to ever sell something that I like. ::008::

 

[snuffcityrider]

Didn't mean that in a bad way. Collection sounds better....I currently have five bikes and the only thing stopping me from buying more is wallet and garage capacity.

 

[Tremor38]

these are the bikes crrently in my stable, I won't bother with the xtz

TDM900 (on top of the highest pass in europe)

BD

I like the TDM. How does the power compare to the S10?

 

[toompine]

Didn't mean that in a bad way. Collection sounds better....I currently have five bikes and the only thing stopping me from buying more is wallet and garage capacity.

No offense taken, just use my system of never sell anything and they start to build up ::025::

 

[big dave]

I like the TDM. How does the power compare to the S10?

with it not being restricted in the lower 3 gears it is quite nippy off the mark. It tops out at about 130+mph. I saw just under 120mph (on the clock!) when climbing the mountain mile on the Isle of Man last year. It feels like a real lightweight when stepping off the S10.

I think Yamaha would do well to consider putting a TDM engine in a tenere chassis (??XTZ660 chassis). That would make a cracking off roader

BD

 

[Tremor38]

with it not being restricted in the lower 3 gears it is quite nippy off the mark. It tops out at about 130+mph. I saw just under 120mph (on the clock!) when climbing the mountain mile on the Isle of Man last year. It feels like a real lightweight when stepping off the S10.

I think Yamaha would do well to consider putting a TDM engine in a tenere chassis (??XTZ660 chassis). That would make a cracking off roader

BD

I kind of got that that impression roughly ten years ago on the way to the WSB race in SUGO. I was on a YZF1000R, my friend was on a ZX7. We and some Japanese riders were horsing around on the way. One of the Japanese guys had a TDM, and although we new he couldn't beat us in an all-out top speed contest, we were both duly impressed with the speeds he was reaching. The bike seemed pretty quick as well.

The speed restriction's got to go..as long as my ECU makes it back to me before Spring, I'll be happy ::002:: . I think the TDM could outrun the ST in present state and would give it a serious run for the money regardless..although that's not exactly what the S10 is all about.

I agree regarding an off road machine with the TDM motor. I think that would stomp an F800 if the design was executed properly.

 

[dcc46]

Here's my little beach cruiser

and my Buell,