Motorcycles

[WhiskeySandwich]

These are some of my buddies bikes we've worked on together. Old school is the best school.

[Denimhead 0]

@WhiskeySandwich bad @ss

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Stone Pony and Wonder Bar - Asbury Park, NJ

[Jett129]

@Denimhead-0 Great shots,I’m currently in Bradley Beach.

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IH Windbreaker ️

[Choko]

Took my girl to work today. I love this bike. I’ll
never ride anything but a Road Glide ever again

[Denimhead 0]

@Choko what a beauty! ️

[Choko]

@Denimhead-0 Thanks man! I love it more every time I ride it

[Choko]

Ride to nowhere today

[Denimhead 0]

@Choko so bad @ss

[endo]

Planning a trip to Tenerife in March. Unsure which bike to rent.

Enfield Interceptor 650 cc

Enfield Supermeteor 650 cc

Ducati Scrambler 800 cc

what do you think?

[goosehd]

@endo How many km’s do you plan on doing total and what condition is your back in? The more aggressive the seating and style of bike will limit both of those for longer km days.

Also, how much and what kind of gear (clothing) are you bringing with you?

[endo]

It'll be fun driving in the sun, no special gear needed. Mountainous (vulcanic) island, lots of curves. My back is fine, and I'll have my love on pillion.

[goosehd]

@endo Two up and I would pick the middle bike (Supermeteor). Better riding position for both of you.

Riding solo with twisties and I would pick the scrambler.

[Dmart]

Me too for the scrambler. Test rode it this summer and had lots of fun on this bike.
If not, the Interceptor ist just such a classic.

[endo]

@Dmart said in Motorcycles:

the Interceptor ist just such a classic

that's why I'm leaning towards it, or the supermeteor for comfort, or the the scrambler for its power.

so it's basically style vs comfort vs fun, hmmm

[Jett129]

@endo If you,and especially your passenger are not comfortable,then it’s not going to be FUN.

[endo]

IDK @Jett129 would agree with a passenger, but when riding on my own comford is not most important, I like tough rides

[Choko]

@endo I would do the scrambler over any of the RFs. You’ll get really bored on those bikes. They’re pretty slow once you get used to them. The Ducati has better suspension and a bigger engine so that’s the winner in my book

[Jett129]

@endo I agree,as I rode Harley softails,and I always wanted to feel the road,but I never had anyone on the back.