who is riding motorbike?

[justashooter 430]

Who is riding bike these days? Penna winter is over, and I am seeing a lot more bikes on the road. I like to ride all year round, but try to stay out of the ice. Post your ride.

Here's mine:

http://www.suzukicycles.com/Product%20Line...0/2009/S40.aspx

My wife's:

http://www.suzukicycles.com/Product%20Line...tegory=standard

I like single cylinder bikes. Something about the feel that is a little more "there" than a twin. Lighter weight and shorter, with a more vivid engine feel, they just seem more like a bike to me. Anything bigger is a car without a roof.

[tallcoolone 102]

Here is me in Philippines

This is my main mode of transportation in PI

[almaty 19]

i am sure eric is on his moped

[NickD 203]

With the idiots on the road today, rather drive a semi-tractor, at least you have protection. Wife and I love to cycle, but do that on trails where vehicles are not allowed.

Now if everyone drove a motorbike, that would be a different story.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Who is riding bike these days? Penna winter is over, and I am seeing a lot more bikes on the road. I like to ride all year round, but try to stay out of the ice. Post your ride.

Here's mine:

http://www.suzukicycles.com/Product%20Line...0/2009/S40.aspx

My wife's:

http://www.suzukicycles.com/Product%20Line...tegory=standard

I like single cylinder bikes. Something about the feel that is a little more "there" than a twin. Lighter weight and shorter, with a more vivid engine feel, they just seem more like a bike to me. Anything bigger is a car without a roof.

Just don't park your 1 cylinder near a hog. The echoes of laughter might knock it over.

[almaty 19]

pwned

[Laura+Tom 2]

My fiance has an '85 Harley Davidson Sportster XLH and some sort of dirt bike. He has yet to get me on the back of the Harley.

[justashooter 430]

Who is riding bike these days? Penna winter is over, and I am seeing a lot more bikes on the road. I like to ride all year round, but try to stay out of the ice. Post your ride.

Here's mine:

http://www.suzukicycles.com/Product%20Line...0/2009/S40.aspx

My wife's:

http://www.suzukicycles.com/Product%20Line...tegory=standard

I like single cylinder bikes. Something about the feel that is a little more "there" than a twin. Lighter weight and shorter, with a more vivid engine feel, they just seem more like a bike to me. Anything bigger is a car without a roof.

Just don't park your 1 cylinder near a hog. The echoes of laughter might knock it over.

Ya know, I live just south of York Penna, where Harley bikes are made, and I have never had that experience. There are two kinds of Harley owners: "wild hogs" that want to look cool, but only ride on Sundays in good weather, dressed up in their "halloween costume", and those that ride every day.

The newb amatuers get obnoxious during bike week, but otherwise are so wrapped up trying to keep their bike from falling over that they don't have time to heckle. The serious riders just look at the tires on my bike to see if they are worn, and smile. Occasionally a newb on an 883 sportster will wanna run, but they can never keep up getting to 65.

Either way, none of them ride with 105 pound 26 year old chinese hotty in a size 30D tube top and size zero microshorts, so they never actually look at the bike...

[almaty 19]

Either way, none of them ride with 105 pound 26 year old chinese hotty in a size 30D tube top and size zero microshorts, so they never actually look at the bike...

[tallcoolone 102]

Who is riding bike these days? Penna winter is over, and I am seeing a lot more bikes on the road. I like to ride all year round, but try to stay out of the ice. Post your ride.

Here's mine:

http://www.suzukicycles.com/Product%20Line...0/2009/S40.aspx

My wife's:

http://www.suzukicycles.com/Product%20Line...tegory=standard

I like single cylinder bikes. Something about the feel that is a little more "there" than a twin. Lighter weight and shorter, with a more vivid engine feel, they just seem more like a bike to me. Anything bigger is a car without a roof.

Just don't park your 1 cylinder near a hog. The echoes of laughter might knock it over.

Ya know, I live just south of York Penna, where Harley bikes are made, and I have never had that experience. There are two kinds of Harley owners: "wild hogs" that want to look cool, but only ride on Sundays in good weather, dressed up in their "halloween costume", and those that ride every day.

The newb amatuers get obnoxious during bike week, but otherwise are so wrapped up trying to keep their bike from falling over that they don't have time to heckle. The serious riders just look at the tires on my bike to see if they are worn, and smile. Occasionally a newb on an 883 sportster will wanna run, but they can never keep up getting to 65.

Either way, none of them ride with 105 pound 26 year old chinese hotty in a size 30D tube top and size zero microshorts, so they never actually look at the bike...

Most woman I have seen in USA on Hogs were Hogs, they were with "Biker Bob" or "Wanna Be" Harley Guy

[Craneman 2]

In the U.S.

2005 BMW R1200RT

1989 HD FXR with 200,000 miles

1991 Ducati 907IE

1993 Ducati 907IE

1973 Triumph Bonnavile

In Brazil

Honda 250 Twister

[Teacher Mark 53]

Been riding one since my second week in Vietnam. I'm spending about $3 a week in gas, but may be looking at a substantial hospital bill eventually. Some of these folks are real bad drivers.

Edited April 2, 2009 by Joe Six-Pack

[Craneman 2]

Been riding one since my second week in Vietnam. I'm spending about $3 a week in gas, but may be looking at a substantial hospital bill eventually. Some of these folks are real bad drivers.

SOME, when I was there they could not make up their mind which side of the road to drive on.

[almaty 19]

Who is riding bike these days? Penna winter is over, and I am seeing a lot more bikes on the road. I like to ride all year round, but try to stay out of the ice. Post your ride.

Here's mine:

http://www.suzukicycles.com/Product%20Line...0/2009/S40.aspx

My wife's:

http://www.suzukicycles.com/Product%20Line...tegory=standard

I like single cylinder bikes. Something about the feel that is a little more "there" than a twin. Lighter weight and shorter, with a more vivid engine feel, they just seem more like a bike to me. Anything bigger is a car without a roof.

Just don't park your 1 cylinder near a hog. The echoes of laughter might knock it over.

Ya know, I live just south of York Penna, where Harley bikes are made, and I have never had that experience. There are two kinds of Harley owners: "wild hogs" that want to look cool, but only ride on Sundays in good weather, dressed up in their "halloween costume", and those that ride every day.

The newb amatuers get obnoxious during bike week, but otherwise are so wrapped up trying to keep their bike from falling over that they don't have time to heckle. The serious riders just look at the tires on my bike to see if they are worn, and smile. Occasionally a newb on an 883 sportster will wanna run, but they can never keep up getting to 65.

Either way, none of them ride with 105 pound 26 year old chinese hotty in a size 30D tube top and size zero microshorts, so they never actually look at the bike...

Most woman I have seen in USA on Hogs were Hogs, they were with "Biker Bob" or "Wanna Be" Harley Guy

waiting for brother marc to show up...

[The_Dude 1,142]

Had a few too many close calls and sold it a while back.

Wish I hadn't now...