Motorcycles
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@Sam:
Oh @den1mhead
I salute you, my fallen comrade. Never say never though
Never say never . . . . .
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I feel it so…. @den1mhead. It hurts, but we all go through such farewells. I'm with ya, buddy! (Having ceased biking as a back seat pax more years ago than I care to admit).
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^Thanks fellas for your words of support and reflection.
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Been a while since I posted any pics of my bike
Exhaust just got finished
I got a few little things to do then take it apart for paint and chrome
This shovel looks amazing!!! Good work my dude!
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^ That is an absolutely gorgeous bike. After selling my ZX10R and hanging up my riding boots & leathers, I'd take this bike and start riding again in a heartbeat
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Finally got my bike on the road. I worked on it during the winter. Only some minor things to do yet, mostly aesthetic. Trying to keep it stock.
1982 Kawasaki Twin CSR 750 -
^ Gorgeous bike [emoji965] ^
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@el camino that bike is dope, I love it!!!!
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Has anybody ever used portawall whitewall inserts? Looking for some feedback on them to see if they’re worth using.
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I stumbled across this today outside of Pickings and Parry in Melbourne. It's a freshly restored Velocette Thruxton.
I spoke to the owner, and he said that he'd got it as a box of bits. He'd originally wanted to restore is as a production racer replica, and got the parts to do that, but when he checked the chassis number with the owners club, it turned out to be a Thruxton, and worth about twice as much.
It's a lovely looking bike, with a set of very loud pipes on it. I have serious envy…
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After doing a lot work on my bike , I’m picking up tomorrow the right mirror and this baby is ready to go, I cleaned the tank,reserve filter, installed back, cleaned the carburator and put a new filter, changed the oil and oil filter, transmission fluid, new handle bars and mirrors, today I buffed the chrome and tank plus cleaned the saddle, heres a few pics, 96 Sporter Harley.
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Nice bike
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One of the local dealers had the new Shoei Ex Zero in stock when I dropped by yesterday.
It's similar to the Bell Moto, but doesn't come with a visor in the box (as far as I know), and has a drop down visor built into it. The fit feels a bit narrower than the Bullitt across the skull, Shoei helmets tend to fit those of us with oval or long oval heads a bit better.
Most of the options are in plain colours, but it's available in a retro striped design too.
It's a pretty light helmet too.
I like it, though I'm not sure how noisy it is, or how good it'd be for long distance riding. (Austin Vince rides far further than any of us, and wears an open faced helmet, so I'm sure it'll be fine.) That said, I'd swap out the cheek pads for a thicker pair to tailor the fit correctly.
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too funny
