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warwick5s posted:These bikes are so awesome and if they weren't ridiculously over-complicated I would have kept mine. I owned a 1984 VF1000F. Big, heavy thing, but I still really enjoyed it. Pretty fast back in the day, too.  My current ride is a 2002 Hayabusa I bought in Feb. 02. Some minor bolt on mods for looks and performance. Best 1.61 short slammed @ stock length on BT010 w/stock clutch. 6.2@116.9 1/8 with my big rear end on it. 9.7@146 1/4 (different passes)   
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Ripoff posted:Holy loving poo poo there are a ton of motorcycle owners on SA. I was thinking the same thing. Lots of diversity, too. Here's another of my past rides, 1985 Kawasaki ZL900 Eliminator.    I don't know why, but I really liked that bike. I always wanted to do a chain conversion, sportbike suspension, brakes, wheels/tires. Another bike I wish I still had, although I'd probably never ride it. The thing had a woefully small tank. When I rode to work, I'd have to fill up every AM on my way in.
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mr.belowaverage posted:To this: That's a nice ride. How many miles on it? Any work done? It looks really clean.
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MD has been very warm and dry this winter. Lucky to be able to ride at least a few times a week. Yesterday was a little cool, today and tomorrow are perfect; high 50s/60.
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