Nice thing about my 2 old naked bikes is that you can reach down and warm your gloved hand on the motor.
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What was the the biggest waste of money you ever spent on your bike?
- Thread starter killerkeith
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I did the same, accidental double down turn 1 bogie. Slipper saved me and my motor. Got everones attention. One hell of a howling skid. Have to get lucky sometimes.
RedDogDarren
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油井緋色;2274349 said:
What's a gold R? Is that some brand of Sybian machine?
I do that!!!
The exhaust of my airhead is hotter than the head of my cb750.
Borrowing $ and paying what equates to a 5 yr mortgage payment every month for a work van. Nobody ever paid me more $ per sqft to install their flooring because I had a newer van.....
Before that, I drove $2500 work vans-some even lasted more than 5 yrs.
I will never borrow $ to buy a car/truck again. SOmeone else can take the big depreciation hit, and I will buy it used & pay 10% of the MSRP, and get more yrs out of it than the orig buyer.
Before that, I drove $2500 work vans-some even lasted more than 5 yrs.
I will never borrow $ to buy a car/truck again. SOmeone else can take the big depreciation hit, and I will buy it used & pay 10% of the MSRP, and get more yrs out of it than the orig buyer.
cdav
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Tell this to everybody on Kijiji selling a used bike.
sid_for_speed
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wrecked the 300 ...rebuilding it now..here's the list of things I've had to do...do the math and see how much $ I've sunk in this one:
1. head light assembly
2. Inner fairing cowl,
3. bird cage
4. tail light cluster
5. left side handlebar
6. clutch safety switch and lever
Things still needed:
1. Fairings...I MEAN ALL FAIRINGS!
2. speedo meter
3. brake flush
4. fork seals/ overhaul
1. head light assembly
2. Inner fairing cowl,
3. bird cage
4. tail light cluster
5. left side handlebar
6. clutch safety switch and lever
Things still needed:
1. Fairings...I MEAN ALL FAIRINGS!
2. speedo meter
3. brake flush
4. fork seals/ overhaul
RedDogDarren
Well-known member
No need, time wasted with a high price and no sale will do that.
Iceman
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That's a shame, most of my fondest memories stem from my dad and I sneaking out early in the morning. We either went for a day of riding on his 1980 xs650, or a day exploring on his 1976 dt400. Great times, my kids love going riding with mom and I. The four of us have been to Eugenia Falls, High Falls, Balls Falls, Elora Gorge, toured the Algonquin Highlands for 3 days, etc. etc. Most of those trips were done in the last 3 years, the kids are now 8&9. All of those were done with the wife and daughter on a 1996 ninja 250. We have 5 point safety harnesses that attach the brats to us
My kids love the bikes as much as the boat. I'm very lucky that the wife loves to ride. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Iceman, that's awesome. You are very lucky, and I am jealous. Could you send me a link to this harness? My younger son loves the bike, and that may be an option when he is a little bigger.
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RedDogDarren
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I had a total loss theft on a new bike 5 days after switching to Zurich years ago. They were almost as upset as I.
Each to their own. The ex can be a pain in many ways but, doesn't restrict if our kids can ride with me.
They have proper gear now. Gloves, jacket, footwear and helmet.
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