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I've had at least one manual in the garage since 86. My present GTI sadly may be our last. All just rolling appliances now.

I was 10 years old in 75. Not much to lust after mid 70's to mid 80's and we knew it then. They were all so bad. We lusted for late 60's till about 72. But I guess those are still in my youth.

Classic muscle car market is trending down fast and will never return to the highs of yesterday. Unless extremely rare. Many large collections are being liquidated with sellers complaining selling at huge discounts compared to what they paid 5 - 10 years ago. Next generation would sooner own an...

RIP

GWS

Old riders leaving ownership and younger riders not wanting a cruiser. I'm 61 and I don't want a cruiser.

So is 23 years

Sorry for your loss.

**** still happens. My FJR had a full transmission replaced under a recall. Something about a metal being too soft for the job I think. And this after 13 years of production.

Lovely watch.

Costs a lot to look that cheap.

That road stoped being fun 25 years ago.

World will become cashless before that. Blame the younger crowd. They never use it.

Wolf BMW wasn't to happy when I walked in with a thick bundle of cash. lol

I'm outside of it. Don't come here.

I had a Harley. Not enough HP to push a basket ball down a hill. :p

Traded my FJR for a K1600. Never looked back. Not slamming the FJR. Great bike. But designed in the early 2000's with few updates. Redesigns cost money. Yamaha got their investment back decades ago.

Because they are extra special being cops and all.

Mines being delivered today. I've been interested and getting one for a few years with many future road trips coming up.

Just in case not everyone knows, standard medical, rehabilitation and attendant care benefits are still mandatory.