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What "new" bike would you buy?

Discussion in 'Hangout Lounge' started by EdinaDad, May 18, 2008.

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  1. mrkil

    mrkil Member

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    Honda DN-01 sorry

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    i got to check it out at the bike show and man it is nice
     
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    +1 on the nightster and bonnie probably what I would buy if I went new as well, but I dont think I ever will regardless of income.
     
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    FZ6R. Got mine last week while the Seca was out of service. Love it. Took me 4 days to get pulled over.

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    i not only would buy it, I have bought it.

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    Victory Vegas 8-ball.
     
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    not new, but a zrx1200. Wish they made new ones
     
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  7. TheHound

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    A friend bought one of these, it was like $3500 brand new with sidecar.
    Talk about dated technology. :lol:
    Ultra simple to work on though.
    The electric start is crap, it comes off a tractor.
    No need to worry about parts just weld it up or go to tractor supply.
    This guy has stripped the electric and cobbed it up to a small 12v battery in the trunk of the side car.
    All the Wheels/tires are the same size, so the spare fits anywhere on the bike.
    The wheels have one large hand tightened nut so no tools are needed for a tire change
    He works construction and loads all his tools into the sidecar, rides 10 months a year. :D
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  8. Thee_oddball

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    sorry it would be nothing new......stuck in the 80's,..... FJ1100/1200 , GPZ 900 , GS1100/1150ES ,VF1000F, FZR1000 , SUPER SABRE, VT1100 shadow, 1400 intruder , 1500 vulcan , :)
     
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  9. SyracuseXJ

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    Gotta say, one of my friends has a 2 year old Fat Bob in denim black with reinhart exhaust and no chrome. Darn fine looking bike. I would actually consider riding that Harley.
     
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    street bob or nightster for sure. Would like an xjr1300 to turn into a bobber.....:)
     
    jamesc2008, May 11, 2009
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  11. QuarterHorse

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    I can build a sweet bobber/street/race bike. I want a new Victory Vision hands down.
     
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    that all black Vegas is the shizzle...
     
    dwcopple, May 12, 2009
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  13. rit69

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    that xjr1300 is one fine looking machine. nothing like a naked bike. can only imagine what a triple xjr1300 might look like.
     
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    BMW is coming out with a 6 cylinder, looks really hot. But it might cost $25,000; I don't know tho haven't seen a price.
     
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    New? A Gear-Up Ural. One with a special paint edition. If I won the lottery, I'd finish my XS 650 SG with all the go-fast stuff and find a rear 18" cast wheel that fits. A XS 750/850 tank made to fit for that cafe look. Painted Arrest Me Red! Add a new H-D Dayna Super Glide. Nahhhhhh '85 Softtail frame modified to take a 74 c.i. Knuckhead engine and the famous 4sp tranny. Kick starter a must. 5 gal Fatbob tank. And a 650 Seca. Thats all......for now!
     
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    After this deployment i plan on buying a used Yamaha FZ8 or if possible a new one. I like the naked bike look especially the streetfighter style it has to it, I think thats why I vision my bike as a bobber because in my mind a streetfighter is a bobber sportbike.
     
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    I'm very interested in the Suzuki Boulevard M50 right now. I think that might be my preferred styling (legs out front a little, little bit of lean back).

    -No Spokes
    -No Chain drive
    -No Carbs
    -Looks KEWL!

    Those things are a MUST on a new bike for me.
     
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