Any bikers here?

[amiga92570]

Yeah, I have been riding daily since 1980. I have had many bikes but as of 1990 I have only been riding BMWs. Good luck so far except one ABS modulator repair a couple months ago costing $2800.00. Over all that has been the only major cost since riding the beemers. The new models as of last year no longer use the servo assist(power brakes) so the costs should be much lower.

[amiga92570]

Yeah, they want money for everything anymore. But its worth it, Wayne!

[amiga92570]

VTX: A friend at work has one like that. Nice bike, he says it has great power for two. :-D

[amiga92570]

If riding a lot of miles I would choose the Honda like Wayne says. Costs are a lot less. I Know the the Honda rides smoother than the Harley. But If you must have a Harley Davidson for name alone, what can you say. :-)

[amiga92570]

I agree, except the part about getting laid. I know some guys at work that bought Harley's and could get laid if they were the last guy on earth. As for me, I like the way cruisers look and owned a couple in the past(yes Harley's) but was never really comfortable riding them. I am much happier on a sport type bike as I likes the twisties. I mainly ride the Bmw's lately because maintenance is so easy and the shaft drive is a necessity if you ride 25-30,000 miles a year commuting like I do. On the weekend I can pop off the trunk and bags and its a fun sporty ride. NOTE: I like all bikes, I am just noting my particular need or preference. If I had enough money I would have one from each manufacture and several styles.   :-D

[amiga92570]

Wayne does this qualify as a bike? 35cc Four Stroke. 235MPG



Here is my Cruiser. :-o