Sir Napsalot
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I'm getting ready to put some rare model kits on eBay
What MOTORCYCLE do you ride and why?
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BWG707
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Learned to ride on this:
Before I learned to drive a car. Dad was in the Air Force flying C-141’s, bought the bike in Japan (dirt cheap). Came in 5 small crates, had to assemble it. That bike stuck around the family for years. Rode the hell out of it. Rode several bikes afterwards. Don’t ride anymore but I always renew my motorcycle license to this day.
Before I learned to drive a car. Dad was in the Air Force flying C-141’s, bought the bike in Japan (dirt cheap). Came in 5 small crates, had to assemble it. That bike stuck around the family for years. Rode the hell out of it. Rode several bikes afterwards. Don’t ride anymore but I always renew my motorcycle license to this day.
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Treesomewanted77
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I’ve been riding mopeds since I was real young. Had lots of Suzukis and Hondas and then went to quad racing in my early 20’s then in my early forties I got my first Harley. 2016 street glide special but I also ride dual sports. Had tons of them but my current and favorite is a 2019 crf450l with all the goodies. My sons also have dual sports. We live in a great area for riding them. Harley is going up for sale come spring. I want to get a new KTM300 to play with. All bikes are awesome. Everyone stay safe riding
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Phytoplankton
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As long as you don't get one made during the years that AMF owned Harley, many were crap! 1981 Sportster was one of the worst bikes ever built!
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bam0813
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None because our roads are trash and people drive cars like fuckheads. I stuck to dirtbikes in the trails and always felt safer. My father wanted me to get a bike to ride with him so bad i think he would of payed but never for me. A part of me wishes i did as he left this place early and i didn’t have the chance again
DoubleAtotheRON
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Looks like my 73´.. still have it.
Treesomewanted77
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That’s why my Harley is going up for sale and I’m sticking to the dual sports. I live in the woods so lots of dirt roads and truck trails. And I drove so much with the mindless folks out there I don’t trust them on the bike anymore. Everyone is distracted with their phones these days. So I will stick to the dirt
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medicaloutlaw
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My 900 Vulcan. Its just not worth keeping when I only get it out for 2-3 rides a year. As soon as I get the tag updated its going up for sale. Great running bike. And gets alot of attention but some cosmetic flaws once you get up close from where my bro-in-law laid it down.
