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Motorcycle Triumph - What is the one bike that stops you in your tracks?
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I agree I thought maybe he typed in extra 0 or 2 but I saw somewhere else he mentioned having 1,500,000 miles550,000 miles on the one bike?
Major respect and kudos, Sir!
StratTuner
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hmmm.... 1,500,000 is 1.5 MILLION miles. Possible, I suppose.
trooper
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I mean....can anyone really look at a Bonneville and say they hate it?! It is just so classically beautiful. Nice bike Gene.
Rick
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This one is in my garage parked next to my NCX. It kind of reminds me of the 1966 T120R that I owned that same year.
Duke Nukem
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These would be the two:myorangecrayon
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A hearty Boo! on placing the restriction of only beautiful production bikes.
If money and everything else was "no object", but what you truly lusted after with heart and soul, then why only something in production? And beauty is in the eye of the beholder. What if my dream bike was actually voted: Medusa on two wheels, by the whole world but me? What if I'm incapable of picking just one, and couldn't choose from a dozen of the things, if they were all bone stock production models?
I am kidding and being deliberately contrary here, just yanking yer chain
Yes, I suppose I was a little hasty restricting it to production bikes. Just show us whatever speaks to you.
Also, don't get me wrong... I love my NC700X, or else I wouldn't have purchased it. I appreciate the folks that have used it as an example of being happy with what you have, but in truth I'm interested in the beautiful bikes people lust after regardless of whether you're happy with our current bike or not.
Let's open it up to customs as well!!
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No need to qualify/apologize. This is a fun thread.
I know what you mean there. I went back and forth between the NCX and the Tiger 800 for about a month. The frunk and $4000 made the choice of the NCX for me but I think the frunk would have been enough.
myorangecrayon
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Heard that triple with an Arrow exhaust recently... It was an spiritual experience. I definitely approve of the Tiger.
Heavy-H
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Only one bike captures my heart.................
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Robk61
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BMW 800GS Adventure, but the grass is not greener as they say.
Xcellor8
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Yamaha FJR... Damn I love that bike, I just can't pull the trigger on one...yet. Gonna save that one for when I retire. 3 LOOOOOOONG years!
Ratchet
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I love this bike! If I get a second bike, it's a Bonnie, all the way!
Ratchet
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My husband has a 2005 FJR. Loves it. He also gets on the NC and enjoys the fact that it's easy to handle and light. He wanted one for about 15 minutes, but he just couldn't cheat on his FJR.
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If money were no issue, I'd get one of these next to my NC.
PPWW
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Purely for these coupled machine guns... ideal for commuting!
myorangecrayon
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I think they would come in handy in traffic
Naked_Duc
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That thing should better come with reverse gear or you'd never be able to back it out of a parking stall.
Naked_Duc
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Not that I am anywhere close to ride that thing to a fraction of its capability, nor would I be riding it often. But I still want it in my garage.
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