Cars R OK, but what kind of motorcycle do you have


The thread about what AudiogoNers drive is fun to see, but I was wondering what kind of motorcycles are represented by the crazy people here? I know this has been discussed a little on other threads, but If we can slip this by the censors, it might be fun.

I have a Victory V92C. It's a few years old now, but it still a fun cruiser!

What about you?
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Bright yellow Ducati 748. Crap electrical system, but by far the coolest looking bike I`ve ever owned! And the sounds coming out of the carbon fiber cans! :) Plus that Italian flair..
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It's a matter of personal taste, I guess, but having owned an earlier generation Speed Triple, I perceived it as being pretty dull looking, and certainly more sluggish than the newer generation! And the chrome "bugeyes" are one of the defining characteristics of the newer iteration. Love 'em or hate 'em, they're unique!

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Elizabeth, the classic one was the Yamaha ysr-50, which was actually large enough to be comfortable for a full size person, but cost a couple grand or so. It was a real blast to ride even with that tiny motor. And there`s all kinds of aftermarket parts to soup them up. What makes them dangerous, is that they`re so tiny, they`re almost invisible in traffic.
2004 Triumph Speed Triple SE! Black paint, frame, wheels, and a damn black competition high pipe.

A blast!
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Big Guzzis are some of the coolest sounding bikes I've heard! I'd like to get an older Lemans, but there aren't so many for sale anymore.
Really unique bikes!