Anyone a motorcycle enthusiast?

Howdy... I have been an enthusiast since my first ride back in 1968. I learned on the Caribbean island I have now retired to (St Vincent...I was born in Canada) and currently have a Kawasaki KLR 650 2010 model. I did some production racing in the mid 70s on a kawasaki s2 350 at Mosport Ontario Ca and Sanair Quebec, toured Canada and States on a Suzuki GS 750 in the early 80s. My favorite bike was my 1998 Kawasaki ZX9R. Good to hear from another motorcyclist

Doing a great job in the forum gang sir.

I think when your saying:

motorcycle enthusiast

it’s mean motorised infrantry

OR it’s machenized infrantry

Tsk72837298 wrote:

I think when your saying:

motorcycle enthusiast

it’s mean motorised infrantry

OR it’s machenized infrantry

Don't own one but I've been passenger on a couple. Hoping to get one in the future but until then I'm happy just to roll down the car window when they pass

Outsourced wrote:

Howdy... I have been an enthusiast since my first ride back in 1968. I learned on the Caribbean island I have now retired to (St Vincent...I was born in Canada) and currently have a Kawasaki KLR 650 2010 model. I did some production racing in the mid 70s on a kawasaki s2 350 at Mosport Ontario Ca and Sanair Quebec, toured Canada and States on a Suzuki GS 750 in the early 80s. My favorite bike was my 1998 Kawasaki ZX9R. Good to hear from another motorcyclist

I wrecked; I'm done.

Best bike I was ever on the back of (I don't have a licence and I was also too young to even legally own a 1050 CC bike at the time lol) was a Triumph Sprint ST 1050, that thing was like a rocket. Driver pushed it up to 200 on the motorway, he could duck behind the windshield but I wasn't so lucky, I had to hold on for dear life haha. Would definitely do it again, hopefully as the driver next time.

Quasi-duck wrote:

hopefully as the driver next time.

Hanz Gunther wrote:

Quasi-duck wrote:

hopefully as the driver next time.

Rider*

Ryan04px2025 wrote:

Hanz Gunther wrote:

Quasi-duck wrote:

hopefully as the driver next time.

Rider*

Its technical jargon

What's the fastest you guys have gone on a bike? I swear I'm not a cop

Quasi-duck wrote:

You don't steer a horse by any means

Quasi-duck wrote:

What's the fastest you guys have gone on a bike? I swear I'm not a cop

Hanz Gunther wrote:

Quasi-duck wrote:

What's the fastest you guys have gone on a bike? I swear I'm not a cop

Always within the UK's speed limit officer

Fastest was 300kph or that's where the speedo stopped, stick out your knee and you change 2 lanes. Joey Dunlop was my hero.. he once said.. 'there is a gray blur and a green blur, stay on the gray blur'

Indeed, stay within the grey blur! Lol. Kwaka GPz900R was my toy back in the day, 80's/90's. Even then she'd hit 150mph/240Kmh, although riding pillion on a Kwak ZX10 at 160mph/257kmh was far more terrifying with barely a grab rail to hang on to. The wind pressure was almost lifting me from the seat.

You certainly feel alive after a run like that.

pjrobbo wrote:

Indeed, stay within the grey blur! Lol. Kwaka GPz900R was my toy back in the day, 80's/90's. Even then she'd hit 150mph/240Kmh, although riding pillion on a Kwak ZX10 at 160mph/257kmh was far more terrifying with barely a grab rail to hang on to. The wind pressure was almost lifting me from the seat.

You certainly feel alive after a run like that.

florentingivi wrote:

Hey, its better not to quote a rule break.

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