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2002 Harley Road King Classic
This was taken 5 years ago.
This was taken 5 years ago.
jeep44 said:here's a couple of my bikes. This first one is a '97 Russian Ural:
This second one,which I posted in another thread here,is my new Royal Enfield Bullet-you really can't call it retro,because it has never changed in 50 years. This will be the last year for this type of engine,though-worldwide emissions regulations forced them to update the engine.
Finally,here is one of my wartime BSA M20 motorcycles-I have this one,and an identical one in desert tan. I also have a '67 Triumph 500 that is currently all in pieces being restored,and a 1980 HD XLS Roadster that I have owned since new.
Martinis at 8 said:Yes, but the Shadow does have very classic lines. It's an excellent bike.
I'm currently riding a CB250. This is it pictured below in my front yard. I have a windshield on it now, engine bars, and also ride with a tank bag. I'll be getting a rear rack for it in a couple of days. I am what's called a "re-entry" rider.
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Oooh, this is the bike I first learnt to ride on! Was nice and easy to maneouvre, especially for a gal!
Have just sold my very un-vintage ZZR-250 and lusting after a Ducati Monster.
Luddite said:I thought I'd add my Guzzi 1000s to the thread.
celtic said:2007 XL1200R
David Conwill said:Can someone who is familiar with the Russian bikes explain the difference between a Ural and a Dnepr to me? Until I started looking into them today, I had always assumed it was two names for the same thing. Also, are the Russian bikes available without the side car? I come from a biker family and don't think I could handle the abuse I'd take for using a sidecar.
-Dave