If you could pick three motorcycles, which ones would you pick?
09-27-2007, 05:56 PM
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are you sure its called the monster, i cant find anything on it with google....
didnt look past the 1st page
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edit: it's called the yamaha MT01 and is not available in the US ... which is probably a good thing.
didnt look past the 1st page
h:edit: it's called the yamaha MT01 and is not available in the US ... which is probably a good thing.
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09-28-2007, 07:21 AM
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Kawasaki Ninja ZX14
Buell Firebolt XB12R
Harley Davidson vrsc Night Rod Special
I guess I have similar taste to ISP James.
I am also a big fan of the Ducati 999s. I had a lot of trouble deciding between it and the Kawasaki ZX14. Still not quite sure which I would get.
Buell Firebolt XB12R
Harley Davidson vrsc Night Rod Special
I guess I have similar taste to ISP James.
I am also a big fan of the Ducati 999s. I had a lot of trouble deciding between it and the Kawasaki ZX14. Still not quite sure which I would get.
09-30-2007, 05:13 PM
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the firebolt was my first introduction to buell and my long running favorite until i discovered the lightning city cross (XB9SX)
i prefer the street fighter style tail end and the XB9SX is geared for city riding (low RPM torque) and is designed with daily driver comforts in mind - softer seat, more upright bars..... its actually considered a standard, not a sport bike ...
today, Holly reminded me that I wanted/want one, she said if i had a sport bike, she might actually ride with me, with a standard, she has no interest.... hmph... :hsdunno:
i prefer the street fighter style tail end and the XB9SX is geared for city riding (low RPM torque) and is designed with daily driver comforts in mind - softer seat, more upright bars..... its actually considered a standard, not a sport bike ...
today, Holly reminded me that I wanted/want one, she said if i had a sport bike, she might actually ride with me, with a standard, she has no interest.... hmph... :hsdunno: