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Oh Kit!!! You put heart and soul into that build. :(
Oh, My heart and soul went into Delilah's build. The 350 doesn't even have a name, so much. I really wanted it to be nice, but one can only really ride one motorcycle at a time... It would break my heart more to have it look like that and be good to go like that and languish in my garage just so I can say I "have" it... instead of someone who would ride it every day and love it for what it is. I'll be picky about the buyer, though. Old, fast bikes in young, male hands turn into old,dead bikes pretty quickly, unfortunately.
Understood. The young guy that works for me is jonesin' for an old CB... it will be absolutely thrashed in six months.
Wow - that is beautiful!! Wonderful work, Kit! I'm really impressed.
Kit, that's beautiful!
Hey biker chicks, one of you fast women should win the raffle for this bike:
http://www.motosafetycrew.com/motosa...m/Welcome.html
That is an AWESOME bike!! Although my knees would have liked it 20 years ago, now, not so much. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Trek420
While we were at the gym this morning I hopped onto an upright exercise bike (first time I've pedaled in over a year), went a slow and easy quarter mile... it felt amazing!!!!
What year is it, kit? How much do you think you want? I have a scooter to commute to work; love your 350! Just the type of bike I like! PM me if you wantQuote:
Originally Posted by Kitsune06
I've always wanted a scooter, but probably not in the cards. :o
Nice looking motorcycles!
I did do errands in town today on my (pedal power) bike though, and did a 10 mile joy ride afterwards before heading home.
Just before I sold off my bikes last summer, we did a wheel count in our garage... 24 total wheels!! :eek: Now we're down to 18. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by BleeckerSt_Girl
Is this motorized wheels or does it include non-motorized?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pax
It was both; two vehicles (car and truck), two motorcycles, two scooters, and four bicycles. We got rid of three bicycles... but that may change. muahhaaaaQuote:
Originally Posted by spokewench
How could a motorcycle be hard on your knees? You're not pedaling. :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pax
The footpegs on a true sportbike are tucked up very high so you scrape them less on tight corners, you sit the bike like a jockey with a long forward lean, very hard on the knees and shoulders/wrists.Quote:
Originally Posted by Trek420
I loved them when I was young, now the knees can't take that bend for more than a few minutes.