Take Your R1 And...

[twowheelnut]

Caught this over at ST.N

Linky

And this!

Discuss...

 

[Canes]

Two things:

That is sweet. :wub:

There are more post here about the R1 then on the R1 site. :lol:

 

[slapnpop]

If there's an M1 coming to the road, it will be mine. I need to sell my firstborn...

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i don't have kids.....

plan b:

Anyone need a babysitter?

 

[Canes]

Only 50 will be available, it may take a lot of 1st borns. :bigeyes:

 

[grnarrowe]

One word.

[SIZE=21pt]GIMME!![/SIZE] :devilsmiley:

 

[BlueHammer]

XJR1300? :dribble: :dribble: :dribble:

Looks just like my pre-fjr baby:

Dang I loved that bike!! 95 honda CB1000. Rare bike over here.

I know I have an FJR, but NAKED (non-cruiser) BIKES RULE!!!!

 

[LiquidSilver]

I'd speculate that M1S will never make it out of the wealthy collector category. I don't know if anyone can tell what the lifespan of those growler motors would be on the street, yet. My golly, do those things sound incredible in person!

-and-

unless CARB (California's emission standard) goes away... I'd speculate that pretty XJR will never make it across the pond. (um, either pond)

Sure are pretty, though. (pssssst - and they're not real)

 

[twowheelnut]

Yeah, but it's fun to dream (drool?)!

 

[BobbyBlue]

I'm Hemp TWN and that CB1000 is brilliant Hammer !!! I wish they would bring over the XJR1300 or the CB1300....lucky Yeropeons....droooool !!!!

Bobby

 

[Woodstock]

Not a CB1300 (or CB1000, even). The largest CB needed was the CB350 that everyone in my riding generation learned on. I loved that bike.

 

[twowheelnut]

Not a CB1300 (or CB1000, even). The largest CB needed was the CB350 that everyone in my riding generation learned on. I loved that bike.

Dang! That's the 1st bike I every rode! College roomie's. Rand it right up some ladies lawn and through her flower beds flanking her drive way. Didn't drop it and didn't touch another scooter for 25 years!

 

[OrangevaleFJR]

The first bike thread?

Believe it or not: Bridgestone 100cc street bike. I don't know what year, but it was a metallic Gold (kinda) and ran pretty well. I was 7 and my neighbor let me ride it all the time...got me hooked!Scott'sd Bridgestone Page

 

[Woodstock]

Not a CB1300 (or CB1000, even).  The largest CB needed was the CB350 that everyone in my riding generation learned on.  I loved that bike.

Dang! That's the 1st bike I every rode! College roomie's. Rand it right up some ladies lawn and through her flower beds flanking her drive way. Didn't drop it and didn't touch another scooter for 25 years!

Hehe. I still miss that bike. I keep looking on Ebay, every now and again a pretty good looking mid-70's CB350 comes up for sale. I can't convence my wife, though, I want a new(old) bike "just for posterity".