snuffcityrider
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I really miss my 2006 Rocket lll Classic, I'd sure like to have it back...
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What Bike did you own that you wished you had not sold?
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I really miss my 2006 Rocket lll Classic, I'd sure like to have it back...
dressed for touring
snuffcityrider
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Okay, wouldn't piss me off if I had this one back also.
1974 honda z50a
orange rush
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A 2000 Cagiva Gran Canyon! The most comfortable bike I've ever ridden. Traded for a KTM 450EXC which is also gone.
Chris
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It is a tough call.
1972 R5C or 1976 XS650. Both were better than they needed to be for the times. I wish I had them both today. Especially the R5C.
1972 R5C or 1976 XS650. Both were better than they needed to be for the times. I wish I had them both today. Especially the R5C.
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My wife's Yamaha TTR-125. That little thing was a blast.
Hmm, difficult question... All?
'79 XLS1000, not a bad ride although it was HD with its typical 'issues' but that just gave it a personality of its own. V-twins are always cool.
'85 VF1100S, the sweet & peerless V4. That heavy hunk 'o metal would sure fly. Well mannered and easy to get along with.
'06 Ducati monster 620D, a street bound dirt bike. As good a dance partner as there ever was. Nothing else handles the curves as such.
'06 FJR1300A (I still have this one, does that count?) The big gal is still a passion, and she has been very well appointed. I do resist putting this one up for sale. Depends on the budget, but desperate times can call for desperate measures. :-\
As for the dirty bikes, a '76 DT 400 comes to mind. That has been quite a few moons ago.
'79 XLS1000, not a bad ride although it was HD with its typical 'issues' but that just gave it a personality of its own. V-twins are always cool.
'85 VF1100S, the sweet & peerless V4. That heavy hunk 'o metal would sure fly. Well mannered and easy to get along with.
'06 Ducati monster 620D, a street bound dirt bike. As good a dance partner as there ever was. Nothing else handles the curves as such.
'06 FJR1300A (I still have this one, does that count?) The big gal is still a passion, and she has been very well appointed. I do resist putting this one up for sale. Depends on the budget, but desperate times can call for desperate measures. :-\
As for the dirty bikes, a '76 DT 400 comes to mind. That has been quite a few moons ago.