Any Motorcyclists Here?
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And if so, what do you ride?
Been a long time rider and my current ride is the latest Yamaha Tracer 900 GT. I've previously owned a Kawasaki Z750, a Yamaha TRX 850 (a beautiful sounding twin) and a Yamaha SRX 250.
So, are there any riders on the forum?
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I’ve ridden my whole life and have commuted every day on my Triumph Bonneville for the last five years. I also fix up and flip 70’s/80’s motorcycles and mopeds as a side hustle, but not so much lately.
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@LankyRyan said in Any Motorcyclists Here?:
I’ve ridden my whole life and have commuted every day on my Triumph Bonneville for the last five years. I also fix up and flip 70’s/80’s motorcycles and mopeds as a side hustle, but not so much lately.
Nice bike. You obviously like the classic look.
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@xxfireflyxx69 said in Any Motorcyclists Here?:
@LankyRyan said in Any Motorcyclists Here?:
I’ve ridden my whole life and have commuted every day on my Triumph Bonneville for the last five years. I also fix up and flip 70’s/80’s motorcycles and mopeds as a side hustle, but not so much lately.
Nice bike. You obviously like the classic look.
Thanks man. My commute got about 30 miles longer a year or so ago, and to be honest, every morning and night I find myself wishing I had something like your new ride or a GS 1200. Love what Yamaha has done stylistically the last few years, starting with the FZ line. Great blend of sport and touring. Wonderful choice for a new bike
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@LankyRyan said in Any Motorcyclists Here?:
@xxfireflyxx69 said in Any Motorcyclists Here?:
@LankyRyan said in Any Motorcyclists Here?:
I’ve ridden my whole life and have commuted every day on my Triumph Bonneville for the last five years. I also fix up and flip 70’s/80’s motorcycles and mopeds as a side hustle, but not so much lately.
Nice bike. You obviously like the classic look.
Thanks man. My commute got about 30 miles longer a year or so ago, and to be honest, every morning and night I find myself wishing I had something like your new ride or a GS 1200. Love what Yamaha has done stylistically the last few years, starting with the FZ line. Great blend of sport and touring. Wonderful choice for a new bike
I couldn't rave about it enough, to be honest. It handles like a dream in the twisty bits (more flick-able than the actual bikes I've owned that were more sporty) and is rock solid on long haul runs, which I do a lot of on it. Power to spare and all the mod cons. Electronic cruise control on a motorcycle is a game-changer when you do long trips.
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@xxfireflyxx69 said in Any Motorcyclists Here?:
@LankyRyan said in Any Motorcyclists Here?:
@xxfireflyxx69 said in Any Motorcyclists Here?:
@LankyRyan said in Any Motorcyclists Here?:
I’ve ridden my whole life and have commuted every day on my Triumph Bonneville for the last five years. I also fix up and flip 70’s/80’s motorcycles and mopeds as a side hustle, but not so much lately.
Nice bike. You obviously like the classic look.
Thanks man. My commute got about 30 miles longer a year or so ago, and to be honest, every morning and night I find myself wishing I had something like your new ride or a GS 1200. Love what Yamaha has done stylistically the last few years, starting with the FZ line. Great blend of sport and touring. Wonderful choice for a new bike
I couldn't rave about it enough, to be honest. It handles like a dream in the twisty bits (more flick-able than the actual bikes I've owned that were more sporty) and is rock solid on long haul runs, which I do a lot of on it. Power to spare and all the mod cons. Electronic cruise control on a motorcycle is a game-changer when you do long trips.
Oh, I can imagine. Once or twice a year, my lady and I will throw gear on our bikes and head to the coast or the mountains for a few days. She uses one of those thumb throttle controls for pseudo cruise control, but I hate them. I’d kill to be able to actually. take my right hand off the throttle on those long trips.
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