Post a pic of your bike

BaronVon

Cienciano wrote: »

How is it driving around in that heat? I rented a harley in Vegas, was so hot when stuck at lights! Didn't even have a jacket.

I was straight onto the open road, didn't hang around town. In a t-shirt with no screen certainly helped. Plus my route took me from 1500ft above sea level (Phoenix) to over 6000ft above sea level so that in itself kept it nice and comfortable!

TeaBagMania

Cienciano wrote: »

How is it driving around in that heat? I rented a harley in Vegas, was so hot when stuck at lights! Didn't even have a jacket

That's because Harley puts the Cat. right next to your leg\foot
Installed a new catless headpipe and the roasting of my right leg stopped

Cienciano

TeaBagMania wrote: »

That's because Harley puts the Cat. right next to your leg\foot
Installed a new catless headpipe and the roasting of my right leg stopped

I think it's just heat of the air cooled engine rising up around you. Probably uncomfortable on any bike stopped in traffic. Well over 100 degrees F when I was there.

listermint

ATF treatment this morning, tired now

listermint

Posted the pic, looked at it noticed I missed a bit under the shield, ran back out to add somemore to it.

ArphaRima

I am of course well aware that Harley Davidson are not the most popular of motorbike brands in Ireland. In Vietnam however they're perfect....
Meet my Forty Eight.

pudzey101

Really not a bike thats liked by much , and get tonnes of sh!t for it as first bike but here goes ....

Kawasaki ninja zx6r









new chain + sprockets , discs, pads and carbs balanced and cleaned , plugs and airfilter done last week..

its running like a 08 not a 98

Full test next month , thinking of moving up a few CC's if I get the pass

Wonda-Boy

Old Skool power m8, great bikes...especially the "9".

The_Chap

Savage bikes, had a 636 for few years and it taught me how to ride!

batman_oh

Trackday earlier in the year. First time out in a couple of years.

arybvtcw0eolkf

^^^ I miss having a bike which wheelies off the gas

Damn you DL650 Vstrom and your exceptional fuel economy otherwise you'd be gone (most boring bike I've ever owned).

listermint

Sylvia Shapely Mulberry wrote: »

^^^ I miss having a bike which wheelies off the gas

Damn you DL650 Vstrom and your exceptional fuel economy otherwise you'd be gone (most boring bike I've ever owned).

.... Buy 2 bikes..... Best of both

D3V!L

Sylvia Shapely Mulberry wrote: »

^^^ I miss having a bike which wheelies off the gas

Damn you DL650 Vstrom and your exceptional fuel economy otherwise you'd be gone (most boring bike I've ever owned).

Your old wheelie machine been relegated to the back of the shop in the corner behind the Chinese muck in Bikeworld !!

batman_oh

Sylvia Shapely Mulberry wrote: »

^^^ I miss having a bike which wheelies off the gas

Damn you DL650 Vstrom and your exceptional fuel economy otherwise you'd be gone (most boring bike I've ever owned).

This fooker does it in 3rd if you hold the throttle fully open. Was interesting trying to accelerate out of a few corners in 2nd with the thing aiming at the sky the minute you got the power down. Not fast, but very amusing!

arybvtcw0eolkf

D3V!L wrote: »

Your old wheelie machine been relegated to the back of the shop in the corner behind the Chinese muck in Bikeworld !!

LOL.. I actually miss the engine on that thing, it was savage and plenty of fun. Its actually worth a punt, I put over a grand €€€ into that bike before they got it.

If I remember correctly, new pads and fluids on the front. New suspension on the rear (can't remember the make), it was serviced before its due intervals, new T30's front & rear.

I'd have kept it except for two things, fuel economy and dealing with those whores in Joe Duffys.

'twas a fun bike all the same

stewygriffin

Dont know why its over there in the back of the shop,out of view of the customers?

D3V!L

stewygriffin wrote: »

Dont know why its over there in the back of the shop,out of view of the customers?

It's in the naught corner.

mardybumbum

My first bike

sonofenoch

mardybumbum wrote: »

My first bike

Not bad at all...remember my first bike was an ER-5, hated it after a year had a wip to try make it go faster......but this yoke definitely looks proper

mardybumbum

sonofenoch wrote: »

Not bad at all...remember my first bike was an ER-5, hated it after a year had a wip to try make it go faster......but this yoke definitely looks proper

Thanks. I like the look of it too.
I am VERY VERY new to biking so still extremely nervous on the roads but hoping that will pass with time so that I can fully enjoy the greatness of riding a bike.

stewygriffin

Quick spin up to Crossans,nice scenery too

D3V!L

Just picked this up from Belfast Harley , its a 2014 Street Glide Special. Actually looks new , not a single mark on it !!

Delighted with it

TeaBagMania

that's not a motorbike its a Russian tractor missing two wheels
welcome to the dark side, just had my street glide out yesterday enjoying our beautiful October weather.
more pics when you have time

Rory28

I don't know hoe to post pics but I picked this cbr500r on tuesday. Super chuffed with it.

https://www.donedeal.ie/motorbikes-for-sale/2016-honda-cbr500r-abs/13682009

TeaBagMania

was checking out Ivor's Honda website in Galway, that's a cool little dealership. in business since 1975 still family owned 8-)
http://www.ivors.ie/

Rory28

TeaBagMania wrote: »

was checking out Ivor's Honda website in Galway, that's a cool little dealership. in business since 1975 still family owned 8-)
http://www.ivors.ie/

Yeah. Ivor and Ivor junior run the shop. Real nice people. They are a great shop.

Was going up from Limerick and got so lost I ended up in Connemara.

Skill Magill

Rory28 wrote: »

Yeah. Ivor and Ivor junior run the shop. Real nice people. They are a great shop.

Was going up from Limerick and got so lost I ended up in Connemara.

Did the same in Hanoi, they don't even speak English there,(a bit like Connerema)

Rory28

Skill Magill wrote: »

Did the same in Hanoi, they don't even speak English there,(a bit like Connerema)

Yeah. The road signs had all this gibberish on them. Shame I dont speak Spanish.

Bohrio

Ok guys so after a few weeks off the bike due to sickness I finally got a chance to go out for a little ride today and took some pictures of the bike now that it looks almost new and before I crash it

I havent done much to be bike, fitted a AC Schnitzer exhaust and levers, sw motech center stand and alu rack and a few other bits and bobs, loving it so far, great bike

Sorry if I post too many photos

TeaBagMania

Lovely scenery, oh and the bike looks nice too 8-) thanks for posting