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What Are Your Street Bikes?

Discussion in 'General' started by Kyle Brosius, Apr 19, 2018.

  1. R Acree

    R Acree Banned

    2001 KTM LC4
     
  2. RonR

    RonR Well-Known Member

    1990 softail custom. Slow easy ride.
    2009 1198. Fast hard ride.
    Love them both!
     
  3. bpro

    bpro Big Ugly Fat F*****

    2005 SV1000. Big slow pig of a bike but fun in it's own way.

    Several mods to try to get it to handle and stop and a set of Speigler bars to help with the arthritis. Great bike for a lazy rider
     
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  4. baconologist

    baconologist Well-Known Member

    ‘11 Tiger 800 daily SUV
    ‘15 Daytona weekend toy
     
  5. PistolPete

    PistolPete Fuck Cancer...

    2005 BMW R1100S Boxer Cup. Underpowered, but Bee-U-Tee-Full, and a pretty good all around comfortable street bike.
     
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  6. zjay

    zjay Well-Known Member

    2015 FZ09 here, upgraded the seat, suspension and a flash and it's perfect. Best street bike i've ever owned, still smile every time i crack the throttle.
     
  7. wera313

    wera313 Well-Known Member

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    BMW S1000XR
     
  8. condon66

    condon66 Member well known

    2013 Kawi Z1000SX. Puig windscreen and 55 series rubber. Lots of mid-range...upright position...corners low.
     
  9. ineedanap

    ineedanap Well-Known Member

    2014 ZX10. It's not as bad of a commuter as you would think.
     
  10. ts199

    ts199 Well-Known Member

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  11. Brad

    Brad Swollen Member

    09 Versys, 99 Bandit 1200, 00 Sv650(inaugural cup final winner-still going strong!), 88 gsxr1100....in that order of usefulness. None worth anything, and I don't think I could trade them for anything new......'cept maybe that new Tracer GT! :D
     
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  12. xrated

    xrated Well-Known Member

    Eddie is a magician when it comes to "fixing" seats for motorcycles, and his work/quality is top notch. When mine went to him in late 2013, it was the very first one that he had ever done. Since I'm on the FZ09.org forum and of course posted some pics up after I got it done, there were a lot of folks that wanted to know where, how much, etc. After mine was done, folks would send them in to him and tell him they wanted the Vern Lux mod done to their FZ09 seat......kind of funny calling it that.
     
  13. OldSchlPunk

    OldSchlPunk Well-Known Member

    '18 MT-09 and '92 GSF400 Bandit. The little Bandit is a friggin' hoot to ride, don't know about the Yami yet as it won't quit snowing.
     
  14. ToofPic

    ToofPic Well-Known Member

    Whats that? 88 gsxr 1100!! Pics!! :bow:
     
  15. cha0s#242

    cha0s#242 Ignorance and prejudice and fear walk hand in hand

    Nice, Yamaha Canada isn't listing the Tracer GT for the moment, sadly. Although you can probably build a similar/better bike with better suspension and affamaket errythang :D
     
  16. Banditracer

    Banditracer Dogs - because people suck

    Yes they are !
     
  17. bwhip

    bwhip latebraker.com

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    Can’t imagine two better bikes for the street for me. My Multistrada, super comfortable with luggage for longer trips - with sportbike performance to satisfy my need to hammer the twisties. And my Tuono Factory for single day hooligan rides, with superbike performance and all-day comfort. So happy with these bikes!
     
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  18. rd400racer

    rd400racer Well-Known Member


    As nice as the TracerGT seems, I kind of have your same thought. In my feeble mind, it's really just a tarted up version of the FZ1 I've already got. And since the price tag is probably going to run around $12K, I'd just as soon keep my FZ and buy a very gently used Tenere that's already farkled up.
     
  19. cha0s#242

    cha0s#242 Ignorance and prejudice and fear walk hand in hand

    Having ridden both, I have to disagree. The FZ1 I rode (1st gen), felt heavier and the engine is not as responsive as the CP3. Tons of power up in the revs for sure, but a big lump that revs up slowly. And the seating position on the FJ-09 is much better for my knees. Two different animals.
     
  20. rd400racer

    rd400racer Well-Known Member


    Well, that's a good review and forces me to open my mind a bit. Since I'm not getting anything in the near future I'll wait for the Tracer GT release and check one out in person.
     

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