Welcome to the forum and good luck with your search. Cheers
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yamaha sx650
honda cb750
kawasaki kz900
other
for the longest time i have found myself drawn to more of bobber style bike, but over the past couple of months i have found myself looking into building a cafe racer. split between two style of bike i come here for help :P
my name is chris. i recently completed the learning curves m1 exit course, and have never felt better on a bike. i love classic American bikes, load and low brit bikes, and good old indestructible Japanese bikes.
at the moment im riding a 95 yamaha bws scooter, till the spring when i can put some time into looking for the right bike for me.
Welcome to the forum and good luck with your search. Cheers
Welcome.
I'm partial to the Yamaha XS 650 having put 65,000 miles on mine back in the early 80's.
......"Nowhere is one as free as on the road with no destination in mind"
2007 Vulcan 1500 FI - Still Thrillin'
2003 Honda Shadow Ace (sold)
1979 Yamaha 650 Special (sold)
I've always liked the look of the CB750. Awesome bike, and just screams "power".
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I agree...maybe you have seen this version of a cafe racer? http://www.bikeexif.com/honda-cb750-4
Regardless good luck with your search!
2011 BMW K1300S
my gob that is a stunning bike! thank you
No contest, KZ!
If you're a little more budget-minded, KZ750's look great and have parallel twins so they sound good. However they are heavy. The KZ650 is quite quick and you could find them cheaper.
Welcome! Now is the perfect time to pick up a good "classic" and make it the vision of a bike you'd like. Bobber or cafe, you can make it one or the other during the winter. Take it out in the spring and if it doesn't tickle your fancy, change it around. An older CB or XS converts pretty easy to a cafe. Or bob an old savage.
I'm partial to HD myself and some older sportsters can be found at a reasonable price if you're patient.
Good luck.
Cheers.
Harleys aren't my scene, but I have to say the XLCR is really cool.
I bet they're expensive - but there's conversion kits available.
http://www.motorcyclistonline.com/fe...r/viewall.html
http://www.airtech-streamlining.com/Harley/883XLCR.htm
Welcome- Found all motorcycles to be loads of fun. This time of the year offers the best deals. Enjoy shopping for your bike!
I'm currently building an XS. So that's my choice in you poll. Good luck on your quest.
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