Show Me Your Ride!

[Mr. Kilt]

Here ya go Riverkilt and everyone else!...My commuter. It runs on coffee!

The road rig. Bro, it's only got one seat! Besides, your tartan is a bit high at the hemline.

Having seen it in person your Sporty is nice, but I'm really digging the Tour Glide Shovelhead !! What a way to travel!

Btw...we're planning to be in Seattle for a few days at the beginning of May, and we should be bringing our Sporty along with us. If so, we'll have to get together for a ride.

[canawler]

Here's our newest addition, an '05 SRT-4:

My wife drives this '05 Xterra:

This '95 Ram 2500 is for bad weather and towing/hauling:

This is my old daily driver '93 Duster (soon to be sold):

This is my old truck, a '78 Dodge (soon to have the engine removed and the rest junked):

My wife's project car, a '76 Trans Am 400ci 4-speed:

My project car, a '70 Barracuda Gran Coupe:

[Kilted Taper]

OK..I'll play too...

'07 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited (JK)


Guarding the latest batch of homebrew:

[Eujeankilt]

Thanks Dale, but if I have my way I'd like to drop in on you in Eugene (U-jean??). The Pacific northwest is the one section of the country I've not visited that I really feel I've missed. (Mind you, there is one other broad area of America I've not visited, but I don't feel like I'm missing anything.)

Back on subject though, my compliments on the nice, tidy, clean beemer. I know from first-hand experience how much effort it takes to keep one's single-track-vehicle polished. It ain't like a car you can hose off and wipe down in ten minutes and be done with it.

I like the low bars on your R90, too. So many people seem to think that unless you are sitting in the same position you sit in to watch TV, you'll be uncomfortable on your motorcycle. Curiously, they seem incapable of accounting for the omnipresent 75 mph wind that is usually absent from most living room TV-watching experiences. Contemporarily, those bars were called "European." For discussion purposes here, let's call them Scottish, waddayasay?
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Scott,

Come up any time. We'd be glad to show you around.

Man, we need to talk bikes. Sound like we're on the same wave length.

I could never ride a cruiser style bike, it kills me in the sacroilliac.

Scottish bars, I like that.

Dale

[laotou]

My favorite,

and my newest

[Tattoo Bradley]

Here's my wee Rebel. I'm going to be selling it to fund my bagpipe adventure. I just don't ride it anymore. It was a great little pony for the couple of years I was without a car. I drove it in everything but the snow/ice. Hate to see it go. But, priorities change.

[Mr. Kilt]

My favorite,

and my newest

[Panache]

Here's my wee Rebel. I'm going to be selling it to fund my bagpipe adventure. I just don't ride it anymore. It was a great little pony for the couple of years I was without a car. I drove it in everything but the snow/ice. Hate to see it go. But, priorities change.

Tb,

I always thought that the Honda Rebels packed an awful lot of personality into a small package. I have a 1961 Vespa that I wish I was allowed to trade up to a small motorcycle , but the powers that be (i.e. the F-H.C.A.G) has decided that we shall not own a motorcycle until our children are grown.

Things change as you get older, but cherish the memories.

Cheers

Panache

[Chef]

Here is my fun.

She gets reupholstered this spring with some tartan on the seats and door panels.



She did well at a local show:

[Matthew J. Greene]

I could never ride a cruiser style bike, it kills me in the sacroilliac.

I tend to agree, most of the time. When I bought my Sabre I was looking for something along the lines of a used Honda Nighthawk 750 or even a new Suzuki V Strom.

I tend to like a more upright riding style. The Sabre for someone my size (6'2") actually has me sitting in a pretty upright position.