what kind of motorcycle do you have??

private road?!..damn..wish we hade that here!....on a crappier note one of my longtime friends went down last friday...met the business end of a wire gaurdrail...r.i.p. jeremey......kinda sums it up...i've lost too many friends to accidents or illnesses in the past year....I still need to ride but man does losing friends really make you think while you are out there ...so to all my Bscene bros. who ride please KEEP THE RUBBER SIDE DOWN!

1997 gsxr 750 SRAD

plans are fix it and ride it till i sell it, and teach the wife to ride. sell it to buy her a 600
1996 kawi kx 250

plans are to finish rebuilding the engine, maybe powdercoat the frame black while its all blown apart doing the engine
1979 honda cb 750L

plans are to get it running and turn it into a cafe racer. something like this...

Here is my 2003 Suzuki SV1000S/N

GSXR fork conversion, Acerbis Cyclops headlight, D & D cans, Busa master cylinders, Honda 954 clip-ons, radiator guards from a Triumph Speed Triple, Spiegler brake and clutch lines up front, nice painted undertail and seat cowl, and lots of love!

Bought it wrecked (hence all the front end work) at 900 miles. Now have 5600 fun-filled miles on it.

thats pretty cool matt. do u belong to any bike forums? bike looks like you might belong to something like customfighters

Been on SV-portal .com a few years back. I don't belong to customfighters (will check that one out) but definitely dig the streefighter styles. Some bikes I have seen are way over the top like some bikes from Europe or Japan. I wanted a much more conservative "streefighter". Pretty happy with what I got and is still a joy to ride after 4+ years.

Matt

just got myself an 81 honda cb650 for $600.. plan to turn it into a bobber custom one day.. for now i'm just going to ride and cruise and enjoy it





and a video (needs mufflers, full 4-1 matte black exhaust on its way)...

Hey Gimpy, you might have the barco lounger... I had the ultra edition... cbr1000f hurricane. Even a Ninja hides from a Hurricane Not only was she fast, but was comfortable enough for 11 hour rides. Don't mind the fairings being off, bike was knocked over and talk about hard to find parts. I will buy another one as soon as I get setup in Washington. I will buy it and ride it home... from anywhere. This replaced my CB750 Nighthawk, which replaced my 750 Katana...

jesse nice bike. good price too!! IMO I-4 engines don't make for good bobbers or choppers. u should look into cafe-ing it