Bubs360
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- Feb 11, 2007
- Messages
- 902
- Location
- New Hampshire
- Car(s)
- '91 Sentra SE-R, 2003 Triumph Speed Triple 955i
I ran a search and realized after all this time, I never posted my bike here outside of the motorbikers discussion thread, so here it is!
I've been on road-legal bikes for almost four years now and at over 20,000 miles. Trail bikes for even longer.
My dad is 49 now and he's been riding since he was six. Numerous trips across the east coast from New Hampshire to Florida on a Norton Commando 750, all over New England and Southern Canada on a '76 Kawasaki KH400 triple, and all over the country on a Honda Valkyrie (Kind of like a "naked Goldwing"). It was only a matter of time before I got on a bike myself. Although I can't stand his new bike (Hardcore Japanese bike and Norton guy got himself a freaking Harley cruiser), it'll be nice to go out on rides with him now that I have my Triple back on the road.
I've had the bike for a couple of years now, but this fall it came back on the road with a freshly rebuilt motor.
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It's so loud and obnoxious and thirsty for fuel, but I love it. Most fun bike I've ever had. When it comes to speed, like in the '70s it blows everything away until you get into dedicated race bike territory.
By spring it will have a fresh set of tires, an OEM style seat and chrome grab bar.
I've been on road-legal bikes for almost four years now and at over 20,000 miles. Trail bikes for even longer.
My dad is 49 now and he's been riding since he was six. Numerous trips across the east coast from New Hampshire to Florida on a Norton Commando 750, all over New England and Southern Canada on a '76 Kawasaki KH400 triple, and all over the country on a Honda Valkyrie (Kind of like a "naked Goldwing"). It was only a matter of time before I got on a bike myself. Although I can't stand his new bike (Hardcore Japanese bike and Norton guy got himself a freaking Harley cruiser), it'll be nice to go out on rides with him now that I have my Triple back on the road.
I've had the bike for a couple of years now, but this fall it came back on the road with a freshly rebuilt motor.
[
It's so loud and obnoxious and thirsty for fuel, but I love it. Most fun bike I've ever had. When it comes to speed, like in the '70s it blows everything away until you get into dedicated race bike territory.
By spring it will have a fresh set of tires, an OEM style seat and chrome grab bar.