Official NCFTE motorbike club!?
So who rides? What do you ride? Where do you ride? Post up some photos of your bike. Tell us about it.
I know it's not truck related and if this thread is not appropriate then nuke it or let it die. I'll start: Currently riding a 1994 Suzuki DR650. Daily rider. Commuter. Trail bike. I've nicknamed her the "Goat". She pulls like a tractor. Great city bike. Nimble, good suspension travel (for hoping curbs and medians :-X04). Currently (who am I kidding) always, looking for new bikes. Got my eyes on a zg1000 for a good two-up sport tourer for the wife and I. Would really like to have a 02 Triumph Trophy 1200 with low miles in good shape. Hard to find. Here's the Goat: https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...id=229714&.jpg https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...id=229715&.jpg |
Nice bike. Started riding in 1971, quit for good in 2007. Figured 36 years riding on the road with no broken bones was pushing my luck. Bikes I've owned:Kawasaki 175, Suzuki 350, Kawasaki KZ 750 twin, and my last, Kawasaki 1500A v-twin. I still miss riding but the last time I renewed my license I dropped the motorcycle endorsement, so I'am done.
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I got a sweet Honda 50, that count?? LOL Had a 99 GSXR 600 then an 02 R6 but IM about to fat these days to ride bikes like that lol
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Sure that counts Scott.:-drink I almost forgot about the little 2 cycle scooter I use as a pit bike at the tracks.:-kneeslap
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Wow fuzzy, 36 years. That's awesome. And no broken bones.
Heck yeah 50's count. Anything motorized on two wheels. Scooters too. Went for a quick ride yesterday afternoon after soccer. Looking for powerline access and places to ride off-road. Found a fun little spot to work on skills and such. Too busy riding but did get one photo. https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...id=229856&.jpg |
I ride a 2005 yz250f with full asv lever set, pro circuit full system, pro taper bars, etc.
I ride at tracks in yadkinville, east bend, booneville, chester, and charlotte. Im currently not riding right this second though due to a broken back thats still healing (wreck at the track).:eek: That was just after i bought it and for the record that ranger isnt mine this was about a year ago before i got my truck. http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/inde...ageID=64631786 This is on a friends track that is insane with multiple 50 foot doubles, 85 foot valley table and step up, 65 foot step down, plus more. http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/inde...ageID=65732968 This is the most recent photo ive taken of it but since then its got the new asvs and been cleaned up more. MySpace |
Sounds like a great bike Joe. Hope that back heals up real soon.
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Hey Joe, Sorry about your back. Hope you heal up soon. Can't see the photos but know the bike. Lots of nice goodies on there. Great track bike.
Recently I was having electrical issues that I couldn't track down. Stripped the bike down and traced all connections. Looked for shorts and got frustrated with it and finally took it in to a local shop that I trust. Turns out it was a faulty decompression relay/solenoid. Hard to find part that took a week to get. Going on a group ride this Sunday. A fallen officer memorial ride. Did it last year too. Nice ride with a touching ceremony at the end. Well worth the time. Generally don't go on such rides but this one I make time for. Ya'll be safe. Oh, Got my eyes on a 2002 Aprilia RST1000 Futura. Got the "i wants" bad. |
Thanks guys
Its doing good im out of the brace and 2 more months till im back to normal and can do anything..right now im limited on the things i do. The pics wouldnt load up but heres a video a few months before i got hurt its crappy and the winds were blowing hard that day so it was scary when it blew the back end out. YouTube - Joe zoo city big double Stay safe |
Ha! I was seriously riding the twisties of NC and TN until two years ago... had my first crash and had no insurance. Can you say "wake-up call?" I need to get motivated and start riding again. Here's a pic at Shady Valley, TN.
Current Bike: 2006 Suzuki GSXR-750 http://i734.photobucket.com/albums/w...g?t=1275954611 Previous Bike: 2005 Yamaha FJR-1300 http://i734.photobucket.com/albums/w...g?t=1275954707 |
Nice bikes Andrew.:-X22
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Originally Posted by fuzzy1626
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Nice bikes Andrew.:-X22
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Cool pics Andrew. FJR is a nice bike. So is the Gixxer. Need to get some insurance brother. Pay now or pay later. Either way I reckon.
Here's a photo from this past weekend. I went on a group ride with the Blue Knights LEMC of N.C. An Officer Down Memorial Ride. A ride that benefits the families of officers killed in the line of duty. See if you can find my "hog". Look close it might be hard to spot. :D http://i813.photobucket.com/albums/z...202010/028.jpg I have a ton of photos from the ride. I wrote a ride report on another site but don't want to cross-post sites. |
I just bought two 1982 (ish) Yamaha Virago's.
They both have 750 Twin Engines. During the next month or so, i'll be taking them both apart and building one bike. It's gonna be awesome! I used to race dirt bikes before I moved to NC, so, it's been a while, but it's like riding a bike. (lol) Once you learn, you never forget. However, dirt bikes and street bikes are quite different.. And... the Virago has a bit more power.... :-X10 |
Originally Posted by Wicked Endings
(Post 8980933)
I just bought two 1982 (ish) Yamaha Virago's.
They both have 750 Twin Engines. During the next month or so, i'll be taking them both apart and building one bike. It's gonna be awesome! I used to race dirt bikes before I moved to NC, so, it's been a while, but it's like riding a bike. (lol) Once you learn, you never forget. However, dirt bikes and street bikes are quite different.. And... the Virago has a bit more power.... :-X10 |
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