Just picked up a 2007 road glide ..... sweeeeeeeeet
DMoney,drugmoney said:Dude, let me explain. Riding superbikes is a workout! After a day of riding around Sacandaga I was physically & mentally exhausted. Mentally because of all the pre-planning while your riding. Physically because of all the movement & in my case holding of ones breath! :laugher: But to answer your ? I would say riding about a tank full was all I could handle. I also commuted with myn to work. But it all depends on the bike. Some superbikes are more rider friendly then others. MAN WHAT A RUSH!!! :bigsmile: Also, that is what these bikes are designed for. To go fast & pull wheelies!
my dad had a triumph bonneville when i was a kidRattlesnake Jake said:Nice Harley Rob..
No pics, but many, many, many years ago, my cousin and i were partners in a Triumph Bonneville. He rode it more than i did, as i was more into drag racing. It was one of the faster bikes in our area..![]()
http://media.putfile.com/ducatiSpeedwake said:i owned the RC51 for almost a year....bought it with about 550 miles on it and then sunk another $3,500 in it between ohlins fork, cf fender, sato rear sets and so on...and put 70 miles on it...
it's very fast...
but it will never be a duc and will never sound like one. that's why I'm goin back to a duc...
the one - the only...
duc
Does that guarantee include the V-rod and Buellwoogie said:This is a Crocker. Supposed to release 100 kits this spring. http://www.crockermotorcycleco.com/
The orig. Crockers came with a money back refund Guarantee if you were beaten by a stock HD or an Indian!http://www.crockermotorcycleco.com/crocker_articles/9_Undefeated.pdf
woogie said:Some beautiful bike pics. Been away from bikes for a few years - situation with a herd of deer spooked me off but getting the urge again. Mostly old school here but enjoy them all. Had RK's, a 73 Kawasaki 500 (anyone remember that Lime Green?), bunch of motocross bikes- CanAm's, Maco, 360mx, few BSA's etc..
Best memories were my 48' Indian Chief I bought for 350.00. (early 70's) In the winter would wrap heat tape around the case and give it an ether shot... limped a lot. It's what got me started and now I'm drifting back to those times and looking at Kiwi Indian and Crocker kits... . Probably sounds odd to some but I just never forgot that flathead sound or the challenge of a kicker.
Pic of the 06 Biker Build Off winner built by Super Co Customs from Kiwi Parts. http://www.kiwimotorcycles.com/
24footloose said:DMoney,
I'm fairly new to the area and living in Malta and been up towards Sacandaga area a couple times but looking for some good routes to ride my 06' 1000RR. Thanks for any info.