Couple years back i sold one of my bikes and regret selling it to this day
I hear you...it's just something that you get attached to right away, like my Camaro I have owned it for 25 years, I bought when it was 4 years old & I couldn't put it past me if I ever let it go...I definitely know that I would regret it if I ever sold it!
Shopping for a new (to me) 2nd Gen Busa. I'm really looking forward to a gas tank big enough to take me farther than 130km before the light comes on......(I'm looking at you and your 15L gas tanks Ducati....)
"There's never enough time to do it right, but there's always enough time to do it twice."
Oh shit. we need to ride bikes here? lol I only have track bikes, that I don't seem to use. I might buy a scooter if a decent priced one comes up at auction.
I bought her crashed with a new frame. The guy I got to paint it before last season botched the job, and she might have a couple small mechanical kinks as well. Missing screws here and there lol
Post by SpeedFreak on Dec 17, 2014 20:26:05 GMT -5
I see
I hate fixing other people's screw ups. I got a 600rr for dirt cheap from some dummy last fall. Spent majority of the winter fixing up his screw ups. From botched HID wiring, seized calipers, broken tabs on fairings. This genius even managed to cook the coolant reservoir on the headers and leave a hole in it.
I hate fixing other people's screw ups. I got a 600rr for dirt cheap from some dummy last fall. Spent majority of the winter fixing up his screw ups. From botched HID wiring, seized calipers, broken tabs on fairings. This genius even managed to cook the coolant reservoir on the headers and leave a hole in it.
I always love the rats nest of Fischer-Price my-first-wiring attempts.
I hate all non essential lighting on a bike now. Before I thought it was cool, now I look at it and thing some 18yr old with a glue gun and too much time just tied everything directly to the battery.....
"There's never enough time to do it right, but there's always enough time to do it twice."
Just gonna keep riding my long termer. Used to swap bikes every few years, but have held onto this one for so long it's not worth selling.
Same deal with me... I've owned my '04 GSXR1000 since new and it still runs great... can't get rid of it. I am splurging for next year though and picking up another bike, but the '04 will be sticking around.