Well since I can't ride my concours I decided to take some pictures Post your rides other bikes welcome.
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Post a pic of your rides (multiple bikes)
- Thread starter nomoreusmc6802
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2 weeks ago...
My grandsons first all day ride on his low riderā¦. I rode my 1978 KZ 650B.
From Albany KY, down US127 into TN to Forbus General Store for breakfast, then left on Caney Creek Road which turns into KY 200 when cross back over the state line, and east into Monticello, then south on Ky 92 into the Big South Fork River Recreation area and over then over to Cumberland falls.
KY200 was fantastic ride over Cumberland foothills
Thinking this might make a good article for the Concourier
My grandsons first all day ride on his low riderā¦. I rode my 1978 KZ 650B.
From Albany KY, down US127 into TN to Forbus General Store for breakfast, then left on Caney Creek Road which turns into KY 200 when cross back over the state line, and east into Monticello, then south on Ky 92 into the Big South Fork River Recreation area and over then over to Cumberland falls.
KY200 was fantastic ride over Cumberland foothills
Thinking this might make a good article for the Concourier
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Might do some digging and see if I can come up with new discoveries.
Here's a new one to me. I was 22? This would have been taken close to the front door of the store. I didn't have any trouble selling anything when I was ready for something different. 1980 Suzuki GS1000E with a Vetter windjammer and a KG luggage rack with a KG trunk. I
was running a Metzler Marathon in the back and a Metzler Lazer in the front. Marathons weren't trying to get massive mileage in those days.
was running a Metzler Marathon in the back and a Metzler Lazer in the front. Marathons weren't trying to get massive mileage in those days.
Nice looking Suzuki. I had an 83 in 83. Dark blue.
Off Kilter is my baby.... Done a LOT of miles on her, traveled a lot of places.... I'm a HUGE UJM fan....
Here she is, before the paintjob and spruce up. This was my second trip to move from SoCal to Modesto area. This was taken in Castaic, in the dead of winter... (it was COLD)
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There are a LOT of people on here with GS1100's.... VERY interesting.
Also, are those V&H or SuperTrapp exhaust? Looks GOOD!
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Vance & Hines
DRZ-400 or DR650?
94 DR350
Nice stable Fastnova, it made me forget that I also 'own' a 1983 Honda CT-110 that is on long term loan to my nephew who uses it almost daily to work for the city of Leavenworth, WA. He says he gets offer of 2K+ at least once a month. That SV is sweet as well, my wife's 2nd bike was an '03 standard and we both loved that motor.
I so miss my DR650. When we moved South, hit a small financial bump due to pay difference and had to sell one of my 2. Had the C-10 forever and wouldnāt go for much. Sadly had to sell my ā11 DR650
My first "motorcycle" I bought in June of 1961 after saving up 4,000 yen ($11.11) by washing cars on the air base we were living on at the time in Japan. I was finishing up my 6th grade and I was able to ride it to school for a few weeks before summer vacation (about a mile each way).
I'm on the left in this photo.
Dan
I'm on the left in this photo.
Dan
