What Bikes You Ride, Post Some Pics...

[BSJ]

I had forgotten about this thread!

The gods of motorcycling gave me a reminder I was getting older...and to take heed!

Was good while it lasted!

So it was something sensible next.

But occasionally I feel the need for speed.

So my sons old CBR600 (Candy Red) gets a run. That's him on it at a recent ride day.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

But in my heart I really want to be riding something like this. Oh yer!

PS: Yer, I know I am crazy!

Edited February 12, 2011 by BSJ

[Zzinged]

Ok, if this thread is resurrected, I will join it:

Hey LoneRider, I've been looking for a set of clocks for my XJR. I need to replace em as they got damaged in a lowside. I can't seem to find any in Bangkok though and Red Baron want something like 10,000 to import a set from Japan. Have you got any suggestions?

[LoneRider]

Ok, if this thread is resurrected, I will join it:

Hey LoneRider, I've been looking for a set of clocks for my XJR. I need to replace em as they got damaged in a lowside. I can't seem to find any in Bangkok though and Red Baron want something like 10,000 to import a set from Japan. Have you got any suggestions?

Hy Zzinged,

try this link :

http://k-speed.tarad.com/product_392124_th

or maybe look at www.drbike.co.th or www.118bike.com

good luck

[LoneRider]

'92 VFR400

'99 XJR1300

Hey Zzinged,

after driving XJR for some years, I am thinking of purchasing a windshield ( even if I am a fan of the naked style )

Where do you got this transparent one ?

[Zzinged]

Thanks for the links LoneRider!

I got my screen from here: http://www.dbigbike.com/

It was about 500 or 600 baht I think.

[LoneRider]

Thanks for the links LoneRider!

I got my screen from here: http://www.dbigbike.com/

It was about 500 or 600 baht I think.

Thank you too Zzinged !

[thaieagle67]

Mia Noi........

[Garry]

OK. I am hereby resurrecting this thread from the dead. It is a cool topic, and in the past 3 years, I know that alot of us have gotten new bikes. So therefore, I decree this thread "raised from the dead" and I am ordering everyone to put updated pics of the bikes that they ride!!!!!

Nothing wrong with thread necromancy, especially for a good reason. Best I post up

[powderpuff]

Thought this stuff was supposed to ge in "The Garage" but the garage has bit the dust.

My Fazer. Sitting at Thonglor Police Station right after she had a spa treatment.

Edited February 13, 2011 by powderpuff

[NormanW]

Thought this stuff was supposed to ge in "The Garage" but the garage has bit the dust.

My Fazer. Sitting at Thonglor Police Station right after she had a spa treatment.

[Garry]

My recent history of motorcycle ownership in no particular order.

My bought new 2004 Yamaha YZF-R1 (Middle East) spec, sold. The red one was mine. This bike was an absolute weapon. Handling, speed, acceleration was incredible. Photo taken in the Middle East

My bought new 2002 Yamaha Dragstar XVS1100A, sold. Absolutely faultess motorcycle: Photos taken on the island where I worked in the Middle East

pre-bling photo with yours truly, the handsome devil I am

Bling photo, with running lights, chromed spokes ( they come galvansied from the factory ) and other chrome goodies.

My bought second hand 2004 Ducati 999S. Awesome bike and defintely makes me feel good everytime I ride it. Photo taken at my home near Chiang Rai.

Edited February 13, 2011 by Garry

[Semper]

My contribution to the topic

[Garry]

My contribution to the topic

I have a soft spot for the C70...pimp wheels

[powderpuff]

Is that the Iconic Cub?

[Semper]

Is that the Iconic Cub?

I think the Cub was the 50cc model. This one is with the 70cc engine (1976)

[sailaway2000]

Honda GL400, Dead on reliable, solid, easy to work on if needed and inexpensive for a 400 cc bike. Plenty of low end torque and can ride 120-130 kmph with no problem all day if needed. Love it!!!! You can pay a whole lot more but not have a lot more bike. You need an 750-1200cc monster bike? Really? In Thailand? Really?

[thaieagle67]

Honda GL400, Dead on reliable, solid, easy to work on if needed and inexpensive for a 400 cc bike. Plenty of low end torque and can ride 120-130 kmph with no problem all day if needed. Love it!!!! You can pay a whole lot more but not have a lot more bike. You need an 750-1200cc monster bike? Really? In Thailand? Really?

Its not about what you need, unless you have a specific job to do with your bike. Its more to do with what you like, personal choice so to speak. All the guys here have different tastes and whether its an expensive foreign import or a locally made step through scooter, what the hell, just enjoy yourself, ride safe and take in all the great places that are available to us in LOS.

Chill

[canuckamuck]

My old bike: CBR 150

The new one: Lifan Cross 200

[KRS1]

Not the best picture but then I am a biker an not a photographer.

beautiful bike

[BigBikeBKK]

Honda GL400, Dead on reliable, solid, easy to work on if needed and inexpensive for a 400 cc bike. Plenty of low end torque and can ride 120-130 kmph with no problem all day if needed. Love it!!!! You can pay a whole lot more but not have a lot more bike. You need an 750-1200cc monster bike? Really? In Thailand? Really?

Yeah, really, in Thailand, really!

[BigBikeBKK]

My old bike: CBR 150

I dig the graphics on your old CBR- are those decals or paint? I have some solid color track fairings I need to decorate and am looking for ideas and inspiration

[canuckamuck]

I dig the graphics on your old CBR- are those decals or paint? I have some solid color track fairings I need to decorate and am looking for ideas and inspiration

They are stickers I designed in Illustrator and Photoshop, making mock ups to try out ideas until I got it right.

I was quite happy with the result

Edited February 16, 2011 by canuckamuck

[tubber]

Ok, if this thread is resurrected, I will join it:

Hey LoneRider, I've been looking for a set of clocks for my XJR. I need to replace em as they got damaged in a lowside. I can't seem to find any in Bangkok though and Red Baron want something like 10,000 to import a set from Japan. Have you got any suggestions?

If Red Baron can get you a set for 10,000B that's cheap. A good used set goes for between 3-500 GBP in the UK. K-speed have the chrome covers, the black plastic cover and the white internal bit for a few hundred Baht each. I bought these and they do fit although you have to poke through a hole for the oil level light. The front plastic cover is ridiculously expensive, 150 GBP, I got one for 25 GBP delivery off ebay and a cover starting at 10 GBP recently didn't sell. Complete clocks are available from China on Ebay from 150GBP.

[JackA]

This is my ride, V-Star 1100 Classic 2009...

[BSJ]

That looks like an 80's Oz spec CV500 V twin with shaft drive.....except smaller....being a 400 as mentioned!

The ones we got in Oz had a chromed bore which was unique at the time.

[monkeyofdoom]

I started riding two years ago on this Ninja 250R -- which is for sale now if anyone is interested :-)

Now I ride a 2008 CBR600RR, which is absolutely not for sale:

[mezcal]

just got it yesterday...

Yamaha SR400 1998 20th anniversary edition

pretty much stock...for now

http://img10.imageshack.us/i/p2268153medium.jpg/

Edited February 26, 2011 by mezcal

[submaniac]

resurrected from the dead again.

[RED21]

My old bike: CBR 150

Saw this bike parked at Taweechon Botanical Gardens in Doi Saket, Chiang Mai today. I knew I recognized it from somewhere...

Edited April 18, 2011 by RED21

[Phatcharanan]

My PCX recently took me from Bangkok to Udon and back for the songkran hols.

Flawless journey and felt very comfortable.