Whats ur best bike moment?

Question

whats your favriout biking time in history your own personal expereince u know make model of bike rear wheel stear wet road slide all that in the bag stuff that brings a smile when u wish u still had that machine or that one off wheelie mines my modified 250lc and a hole lot of bends and lumps o and the telephone for millions of new engine parts every couple of weeks err well holed pistons big ends cranks barrels heads u name it god dam ............better go now william.

Answer 1

When I rode onto the seafront in Brighton at the end of the London to Brighton Bike Ride and the people cheered me. I am almost ashamed to admit that it prompted me to make a dash for the line - after 58 miles. They can't take that away, no, they can't take that away from...........me.

Answer 2

1978 Honda 250XL enduro I took it out right after a rainstorm and found the biggest mud puddle I could find I had a blast running through it for at least 2 hours straight by the  time I got home me and my bike was covered in mud and my wife made me change in the garage after hosing me off with the hose

Answer 3

over 45 years there has been so many

from riding on my ole mans square four Indian Chief

To picking up a girl in a bikini and taking her for a ride, getting back as she thanking me.

As she got off, she said it was the best experience she ever had, thats for riding me, on your Harley.

I kick started my 69 Bonnivlle, and rode away

Answer 4

The time when I learned punctuation and capital letters.

Answer 5

Gixxer 1000

Answer 6

I rode in the back door of a S**t kicker bar and parked in front the the juke box.  I got looks.

Answer 7

Only been riding a short time so experiences very limited at the moment but last week i did a 4 mile journey and overtook at least 9 cars without any fuss or drama on my Honda CBR600.

I couldn't have done that in any supercar!!

Answer 8

Best bike times are push-bike times. When all the power is either down to your own muscles, or to gravity.

All motor bike stuff is false vanity because you are relying on the consumption of fossil fuels and contributing to global climate change.

Answer 9

I was18 and i'd bought a z650. On the way to a mates house we had to go over a bridge that then dropped away on the other side and then started to climb another hill. one evening coming home from a run I hit the brow of he bridge, in third, just coming onto the power band and with a small pull on the bars the front wheel came up, wheelied down the the other side and kept the wheel up nearly half way up the next hill. Didn't stop grinning for days and did it every time I went to my mates for ages.

Answer 10

When I pulled into the parking lot of the dealer and saw my black Road King sitting at the front door waiting for me. It took me 100 miles to get the grin off my face. It was my first and will be my last bike.

Answer 11

When I fell down the bike and my a nice guy stoped his car and took me home... he is my bf now

Answer 12

Famosa,California 1969 Honda 450 scrambler,Pulled a wheelie the whole quarter mile at 60 mph in 3rd gear.Got lucky and didn`t fall off.I`m 57 now and know I could have been killed wearing a T-shirt and a open face helmet.WOW that was real cool at the time.Thanks

Answer 13

When I hopped on and took one down the street for the first time

Answer 14

A few years ago I bought a 1975 Suzuki GS550 for a couple of hundred dollars, loaded everything I owned at the time onto it and rode from Adelaide to Brisbane (Australia) it was about 2200kms and the bike kept having problems, speedo broke before I got ourt of Adelaide, the tacho broke before I got out of Sth Aust. it used 5.5 litres of oil, the headstem bearings were stuffed (had to keep adjusting them every 2nd fuel stop) the chain and sprockets were stuffed as well, but for some reason I had the best time of my life on it....

Answer 15

far too many to remember ! why dont tree hugger cyclists pi55 0ff.

Answer 16

My first successful jump. I ran up the face of a hill about thirty feet up and seemed to be suspended in the air for a minute or so. The bike came back down on the edge of the top of the bank on the back tire and just sort of let to front wheel down real slow. Then it took off across the top of the bank. I did that $hit the rest of the afternoon! Down the slope and back up to jump it. YZ250A in 1974.

Answer 17

155mph on the m55 towards Blackpool ,on a gpz 900r before they put all cameras up

Answer 18

this isnt a motorcycle story, but i was on a tandum bicycle in south korea with a chinese girl i hardly knew. i rode the bike over what i thought was a small curb and turned out to be a massive drop. we both survived without a scratch but we didnt speak and we walked back. it was really funny when you look back on it though!

Answer 19

Riding pillion on a Vincent "Black Shadow" back in the 50's.

Answer 20

clearing a 60ft. triple on my dirt bike at my home track that ive been scared to hit since i was 12

Answer 21

Getting my first one

Now wearing out my last one-This Shovel is going to be it for me.As a rider i still have 8 but dont ride them

Answer 22

I raced a cropduster...

was cruising ~80 mph down this straight road thru an agricultural area when a cropduster dropped in right next to me, not 30 yds from the road.

Dropped a gear, went WFO, passed him up doing 130+ right at the end of the field. Dunno how fast he was going, but it was the coolest sh** ever!!