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    My favorite road bike is definently the moto guzzi. Kinda like an italian harley, only older, more reliable, more powerful, cooler looking, and the vtwin (which sets like a v8 in a rwd car) is just neat. We have a 1000 convert 2 speed automatic which will put our harleys to shame in low gear.

    Harleys are okay though. I like the sportsters the most, the pre 84 iron head (and older designs) mostly. We have a 883 evo thats a decent bike i guess, but the 1000 ironhead we have is more fun to ride. On that note, the 1000 requires more maintenance. Harley has never been a great company, but they have survived through some pretty abysmal times. More then once they have been on the brink of going out.

    Some of my other favorites are...

    Honda...we have had a ton of them. The last honda roadbike I had was the first year vfr500 interceptor, which was a cool older crotchrocket style bike.

    Triumph...If sonny barger had his way the angels would not be on harleys (for plenty good reason). Comparitive models between harley and triumph are a joke. A stock triumph can run a 1/4 mile in around 11 seconds (and its a cruiser)...comparitive harleys are not even close.

    Norton...just a cool old bike.

    Suzuki (some of them anyway)...if only they would put half the technology into the quads they do in their street lineup (goes for all the quad makers)

    VOR...I know, supermotards are not exactly a street machine, but they are still cool, and fast for a 4 stroke dirtbike with streetmeats.

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    why cant we all just get along if i were to get a street bike i would like to get a 883 sportster cause i like the way they look. i would not however get all that flashy chrome and logo trailprotrailprotrailprotrailpro. that, in my opinion, makes it look bad. or parhaps a crotch rocket, but i will stick to my dirt bikes and trike. i have no ambiton to get on a street bike and get killed by some trailprotrailprotrailprotrailprotrailprotrailprotrailpro driver.
    if a vegiterian bites their lip, do they feel guilty?
    yep, thats our man. he pulled himself into an airduct. he must have worked out for months!
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    Quote Originally Posted by bentwrench
    80k+ on my '83 FXRS Shovelhed never had anything other than tune-up, oil change, tires, brakes and one new chain. I know because I do my own maintence. My '95 dresser with the Evo motor has 30K+ and has had the same minus the chain (it's belt drive) and original. I'll ride it on my annual trip up thru the Dakota's and were ever, and not worry a bit about not making it. I'm still saying "to each his own" someday when your alittle older and not comparing everything to what someone else has or does you moght understand....Oh yeah thanks BILLY the "this one's for you" was meant in humor I thought you had good taste in a sport bike. I rode one at a demo last year and it really impressed this 'ol man.

    Huh? I haven't even replied to this thread? What'd I do?

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    I think he was talking to Bill_X_R when he was reffering to "Billy" in his post...
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    i was just about to say the same thing. but what i really want to know is why is this thread not in the Bikersville forum...huh Billy what are you waiting for...it's all coming to a end first golf carts then bikes now Hardly a Motorcycle's are popping up.

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    DOH! Honestly I forgot there was a bikers forum, haha. I'll move it there now.

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    Bill X_R is offline Bill "The Finger" XR oo|oo Arm chair racerJust too addicted
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    Quote Originally Posted by MR ATC
    i was just about to say the same thing. but what i really want to know is why is this thread not in the Bikersville forum...huh Billy what are you waiting for...it's all coming to a end first golf carts then bikes now Hardly a Motorcycle's are popping up.
    You big CRY BABY!!!! WAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!


    It was my understanding that the bikes in question were Dirtbikes...So that's why I put this post in the "OPEN" forum
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    it's my understanding this is 3WHEELERWORLD not overweight golf cart and rattletrap oil leaker forums. sheesh can anyone take a joke

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    Wow

    I personally ride 4 cyl japaneese sportbikes . Preformance and relibuily wise I dont think they can be beat . Its a personal preferance , Like 2 stroke vs. 4 stroke trikes . A guy I work with paid off his harley last year . This year he had it rebuilt . The darned thing had 38K miles on it . No thanks . Ace .

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