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Yes, that is the bike I'm taking. I'm bringing both sets of wheels though so one day it may be paved riding and the next could be dirty stuff:drool:Quote:
Originally posted by skiierx
Are you taking that to some of the nicest twisties in the country this year? Or are you taking 2 rides?
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...7/000_1032.jpg
Are you bringing the R6 for the long days or will the KTM be good for that too?
BTW, What a nice setup!
Thanks:hellyeah:
The KTM should be fine for those long street days. Only problem I see is it only holds 1.8 gallons of gas so I'm limited to 75-100 miles per tank. As of now the plan is to leave the R6 at home:hmm:
Thats Sharkskinz body work.Quote:
Originally posted by s a x m a n
what body work is that on the RR?
and its a 600RR too, I did race an F4 last season....But upgraded to the RR for this season
Heres is sothing that has me thinking of spring.....
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...Bikes/T2-2.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4.../Bikes/T1A.jpg
& this is me and a future dream toy! I am just glad I got to play in it for 4 days in BAJA!
:D
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...ajaMachine.jpg
I'll bring a siphon hose and a tow strap.Quote:
Originally posted by R7
Thanks:hellyeah:
The KTM should be fine for those long street days. Only problem I see is it only holds 1.8 gallons of gas so I'm limited to 75-100 miles per tank. As of now the plan is to leave the R6 at home:hmm:
Just bring two bikes! One for street and dirt and one for more street and more dirt! I do :D
We don't want to have to tow a trailer down so there's no room for the extra bike. besides, I've got the wheels swap down pretty good and can make the change over in about 35 minutes:)Quote:
Originally posted by TheIglu
I'll bring a siphon hose and a tow strap.
Just bring two bikes! One for street and dirt and one for more street and more dirt! I do :D
The R6 is simply for posing, I may even do a Friday afternoon practice to scrub the tires in for added bling:D
I guess you just have to set your prioritys. Motorcycles are more of a life style than a hobbie, for me anyway.
If you have to narrow the garage down to only 2 bikes it would have to be a sport bike and a dual sport ( or street legal dirt bike)
Then you get the best of both worlds. Dirt riding helps your street skills a lot.
oh and welcome to the "club"
Check your inhabitions at the door and join the madness.
:D :drink: :beer:
Ahhh, you assumed I wash my bikes. Silly!
How many layers of chain lube are you up to on your frame?Quote:
Originally posted by TheIglu
Ahhh, you assumed I wash my bikes. Silly!
Mark, you know I want that motard....:drool:
who did you get it from, what did you pay??Quote:
Originally posted by Nazo
Thats Sharkskinz body work.
and its a 600RR too, I did race an F4 last season....But upgraded to the RR for this season
i thought Chris had an f4 for the track and the Duc for street..No???:dunno:Quote:
Originally posted by HBerry
Dude, you are wrong!
oops , nevermind , just saw nazo's post. I thought that might have been the f4 with track plastics. I was wrong. Nazo, what did u do with the F4? BTW Nice RR:hellyeah:
correct... he HAD an F4, now a 600rrQuote:
Originally posted by FireFly
i thought Chris HAD an f4 for the track and the Duc for street..No???:dunno:
Hey Jeff... yes that's me on the Wareham track... good eyes. The brake on the R1 is absolutey AWESOME. Email me about the parts ya got.
Chip
gadgettr1@verizon.net
Agree completely, I grew up riding dirtbikes, and ate the dirt many a time. its a different animal. I miss dirt riding. i'm thinkin about gettin another dirtbike for the winter months. I remember when I was like 16, snaggin my dads 85' plymouth voyager, taking out the seats, and cramin a CR 125 and a YZ80 in there; hittin the trails on a rainy day and destroying that poor hoopties interior with mud and gas on the way home.. ahh memories..:mope: :rockon:Quote:
Originally posted by theothersean
I guess you just have to set your prioritys. Motorcycles are more of a life style than a hobbie, for me anyway.
If you have to narrow the garage down to only 2 bikes it would have to be a sport bike and a dual sport ( or street legal dirt bike)
Then you get the best of both worlds. Dirt riding helps your street skills a lot.
oh and welcome to the "club"
Check your inhabitions at the door and join the madness.
:D :drink: :beer:
That mileage will be just fine with our vtwin gas hogs...we are only good for 100 as well. You just might want a little comfort on those 12-15 hour days.Quote:
Originally posted by R7
Thanks:hellyeah:
The KTM should be fine for those long street days. Only problem I see is it only holds 1.8 gallons of gas so I'm limited to 75-100 miles per tank. As of now the plan is to leave the R6 at home:hmm:
Here's my bikes. I don't wash mine either Clayton:doh:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...003_edited.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4..._morn_duc2.jpg
Bike #1
Number #2
(just for you red... I didn't link to photobucket)
Ghost, you must have JUST gotten that bike. Ridden it much yet?
Nice R6:rockon:Quote:
Then why in the hell do I see it?Quote:
Originally posted by R7
Nice R6:rockon: