Bike CV

Who's had/got what...

85 - 125 Superdream (put through shed in Glengolly, sorry Mr Wade...!!)
87 - VFR 400 NC23
90 - GSXR 750L
95 - ZX9R-B1
97 - ZX9R-B4
01 - GSXR1000 K1
03 - Hayabusa
90 - XT600E
00 - Daytona 955i (now a Speed Triple) now gone
10 - BMW GS1200ADV

00 SPRINT RS ( sadly RIP ) very under rated triumph
00 Trophy 1200 comfy but wished it was shaft drive
00 daytona ( taken back to shirlaws after found to have second hand panels !! dont buy their silver one)
01 daytona 955 ( still got )
08 Tiger 1050


never guess I like my triumphs, but must admit I am looking for a change soon, the Tiger is staying but daytona may go soon.

sv650 sport, rip killed by a dear
gsxr600
fireblade, rip, nose job went wrong lol

MB-5 HONDA
MTX-50 HONDA
GS-125 SUZUKI
TZR-125 YAMAHA
TDR-250 YAMAHA
VFR-400 HONDA
GSXR-750 K SUZUKI
GSXR-750 WP SUZUKI
GSXR-750 WV SUZUKI
GSXR-750 Y SUZUKI
GSXR-1000 K1 SUZUKI
GRAND CANYON 900 CAGIVA ?
YZF-R1 2001 YAMAHA
VTR-1000 FIRESTORM 99 HONDA
GSXR-1000 K4 SUZUKI
GSF-600 BANDIT SUZUKI
GSXR-1000 K7 SUZUKI
HONDA DAX 50 --- SEE GALLERY FOR YOU -TUBE LINK

PLUS MANY OFF ROAD BIKES AND OTHERS I DON'T WANT TO MENTION

1987 AR-80 Kawasaki

2006 Fly 125 Piaggio

2007 TDM 900 Yamaha

1980 TS50ER Suzuki
1984 Simpson 50
1990 NS125R Honda
1983 Z650 Kawasaki
1998 Hornet CB600 Honda
2002 955i Speed Triple Triumph (only had it for 2 weeks does that count )
2007 955i Daytona Triumph

1988 GSXR750J
1993 CBR900RRP Fireblade, great bike!!!
1998 ZX9R C1, very fast, but crap handling!!
2000 CBR900RRY Fireblade, easy to ride fast!!
1994 CR500 (road legal....mental!!)
2002 RSV1000R, wish i kept it
2004 CBR1000RR4 Fireblade

BLADEBAM I FORGOT I HAD THAT CR500 AFTER YOU IT WAS MENTAL.

Oh and a Black 08 fireblade now

Nice looking blade to Irish.

TY I have to agree

1983 BMW R65 . Heh , don't knock what you aint tried
1987 GSXR 400 Very rough condition,but got rid of the above
1999 Zx6r Good bikes , a 600 you could actually ride in comfort .
2001 GSXR 600K1 No complaints,good early fuel injection.
2004 RSVR1000 Nice bike,when you found neutral.Lost in action.
2004 RSVR1000 Exactly the same as the last one , but stolen.
2006 R6R No complaints really,best yet,bitching uncomfy though.
1996 XVZ1300 If it's got 2 wheels.................
1991 NC 30 Great bikes , small v4's will never return,cherish
1999 R1 Nice , fast and smooth,more like a sports tourer every year.

1989 GSXR400RR - good first bike if a little fast.
1992 Ducati 900SS - excellent tourer, allday comfort and (shock horror) reliable.
1997 Honda CBR600f3 - Fast, comfy and confidence inspiring.
2002 GSXR 1000 K1 - Very fast, comfy and arse clenchingly scary at times.
2005 CBR1000RR Repsol Fireblade - georgeous, fast and civilised.

Oh and I nearly forgot...

2008 Piaggio Zip 50 - more fun than a gixxer thou.

87 - VFR 400 NC24
91 - CBR 600 FL
96 - ZXR 600 NINJA
96 - CBR 900.RRT.FIREPLACE
06 - GSXR 1000
08 - ZX10R

1983 - Yamaha FS1E (1976 model)
1983 - Kawasaki trials (can't remember which one 100cc?)
1984 - Suzuki GT 185
1990 - Honda CB 125
1990 - Honda H100
1990 - Kawasaki Z250 C2
2008 - arriving friday Yamaha DT50MX (1980)

1982 Suzuki TS50ER
1983 yamaha RD400 Bored out to 500? 6000RPM and hold on
1983 Suzuki TS250
1984 Suzuki GT 380 holed pistons galore
1984 Yamaha DT 175 I loved this bike until some thieving bugger stole it ,seized it, and dumped it I still have the Piston from it
1989? Yamaha TZR125 did a ton plus tank slapper arse pucker on the North Circular, never ever did that again
1991-2001 10 year bike gap, Still rode occasionally but never owned until
2001 Honda CR250
2005 KTM something road legal 400 bored the tits of me after 2 weeks
2006 Yamaha 1000 Thunderace Fun Fast ride bit heavy though
2007 Yamaha RD500LC my favourite bike
2007 KTM 520SX way,way too powerful for me but I am determined to Tame the Beast but f##ker hurts me everytime
2008 Aprillia 750 Shiver, First new Bike or mode of Transport I have ever bought, should be more fun once it is Run in, Steering somehow reminds me of the DT175 but with the extra. I like it.

Somebody must give me a try of a GSXR to see why so many people have one in the Club

hope i can remember....

1984 KAWASAKI KE 125
1982 HONDA CB250N SUPERDREAM....I KNOW
1978 YAMAHA XS1100
1982 YAMAHA RD 250LC
1984 HONDA XL600R
1981/2 KAWASAKI GPz750
1982 YAMAHA RD350LC
1986 KAWASAKI GPZ1000RX
1990 SUZUKI GSXR1100L
1983 YAMAHA RD350LC
1984 HONDA CBX750
1998 KAWASAKI ZX6R
2008 APRILIA SL 750 SHIVER

Various old brits, scooters and mopeds when I were a lad.
Suzi GSX250
Kwak Z250
1982 Benelli 900 (6cyl) Loved it.....it died on a lane covered in slurry.
'Onda CX500's (despatching tool) bloody bombproof they were.
Currently 1983 Yam FJ1100

1990 Honda XL600V Transalp, White
1994 Honda XRV750L ArficaTwin, White
1995 Honda ST1100P PanEuropean, Black
1998 Yamaha FZS600 Fazer, 2005 Valencia colors

Klanky wrote:Various old brits, scooters and mopeds when I were a lad.
Suzi GSX250
Kwak Z250
1982 Benelli 900 (6cyl) Loved it.....it died on a lane covered in slurry.
'Onda CX500's (despatching tool) bloody bombproof they were.
Currently 1983 Yam FJ1100

Maggots were also the ugliest beasts around London (hence their nickname!!) when I despatched there.
I rode another bombproof bike....the Kwak GT550. Still an excellent tourer if you can get hold of a decent one. Or the 750 for that matter. The blue ones go faster!!

A Bennelli I hate you, always wanted one still do.

How could i forget the wine coloured kawasaki gt550

This will be a quick and easy reply!!

First bike was a pocket rocket - Aprilia RS125R. Man, she could go and then some.

My current one - Kawasaki ZXR400L (93 me thinks). As the introduction thread says, she is in bits at e mo but is a project for me to get up and running.

Told you this would be quick. Oh, forgot about me pink pushbike I had way back when I was a young lass

jo_fazer wrote:[......................
Maggots were also the ugliest beasts around London (hence their nickname!!) when I despatched there.
I rode another bombproof bike....the Kwak GT550. Still an excellent tourer if you can get hold of a decent one. Or the 750 for that matter. The blue ones go faster!!

Maggots? Ugly? Ye Gods, they were beautiful!

Especially when pogo-ing around the Hyde Park Corner 'circuit' - cranked well over and bucking like buggery

Irish wrote:A Bennelli I hate you, always wanted one still do.

Luvverly things they are, not as quick as it's contempory rival - the GPZ 900 - but a lot better handling and with Brembo brakes that wouldn't be out of place on a modern bike.

Downsides are a duplex chain drive - frighteningly expensive to replace and a habit of eating clutches...not that those two items can be linked to my riding style at the time...no sirree........

If you are ever lucky enough to get your mitts on one, Irish - get some engine bars pronto. Just toppling over can welly the ignition electronics under the bean tin metal covers.