Whats your fav. motorbike?

Question

mines a harley

Answer 1

RoadKing

Answer 2

while it doesn't really matter,

that you ride is what counts.....

my bike is my fave ..........(Yamaha).

(It's where my nic came from)

Answer 3

i dont have a harley....that's a great bike...my fav is the motorbike my dad had in 1968...it was an ugly white honda '50.  dad had modified it somehow with a different sprocket so that it didnt go so fast, but had better power on hills.   he used to take it with him on road trips and use it when he went camping, and hunting.  

he also used to take us kids i have two brothers and a sister, on rides in our neighborhood...i would hold tight to him and it seemed like we flew up the road...and just before he brought me home on each trip, we would take a turn in the abandoned lot about half a mile from home...we called it bunker hills...it had ramps and old tires for tight turns, and the dust would fly, and we would yell and wave and then he would take me home...what a memory!  i was 9 years old then...and a tomboy...i have kids of my own now...my dad taught me freedom, and joy with that bike!

i hope you get as much from your harley...sounds like you do.  mb

Answer 4

im not a big fan of davidson's, i like my motor guzzi and my ariel. my ariel's a classic bike and not to big, but the guzzi's scary!!!

xx

Answer 5

i like mine a Laverda Mirage 1200cc

Answer 6

Has to be the MOTO GP 800s

Answer 7

KX125

Answer 8

a cute one.

Answer 9

I KNow too many people that have died or had serious accidents while riding a bike, No matter how careful you are on the bike, you cannot protect your self from the other road users.

Answer 10

mines a harley too......      sooooo s**y....had a ride on one in spain

Answer 11

Honda CBR 900- goes like sh*t off a shovel!

Answer 12

If I were to own a motorcycle, I have two preferences, 1) the Kawasaki Ninja 1000 but my favorite is the Wild Force Rider.

Answer 13

yes but can it do this:

Wooooooooooooooaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaammm...

CBR600RaceReady

Answer 14

I like the older British bikes: Norton, BSA, Royal Enfield and Triumph (yeah, I know they're still around).

Hard to top classic Harleys and Indians though.