Is motorcycling allowed?

[Spokey]

Nice Ace cafe sticker Sweet looking bike.

What you doing at the @ the Garden Route mall? [emoji33][emoji44][emoji3166][emoji1787]

Essential shopping not available in Hoekwil or Wilderness!

[Spokey]

Is that the FZR1000 or YZF750?

I would love to get a YZF750 or ZX7-R as my next bike.

The 1000, this built December 1994. It is a very nice ride and still very fast.

[Spokey]

Nice Ace cafe sticker Sweet looking bike.

Not sure how I replied to you on another post too haha, but yes....the Ace Cafe. I enjoy it. When ever in London I try and make time for a visit and lunch.

Other one is The Bike Shed for a coffee.

[BSG]

Essential shopping not available in Hoekwil or Wilderness!

And to burn some carbon out of the exhaust [emoji1787][emoji1303][emoji1303]

[EddieV]

The 1000, this built December 1994. It is a very nice ride and still very fast.

 

oh yes,   .... much more power than most of us could ever wish to properly utilize. 

I have a 2000 Honda Blackbird - these old bikes are just soooo smooth - albeit a little heavy to maneuver out the garage    

[IceCreamMan]

Not sure how I replied to you on another post too haha, but yes....the Ace Cafe. I enjoy it. When ever in London I try and make time for a visit and lunch.

Other one is The Bike Shed for a coffee.

I like the Ace a lot. Just have to tackle the M25 to get there. Boring ride but love the feel of the Ace. I try go a Saturday a month an one or 2 Friday bike nights in the summer.

 

Not been bike shed. Have heard about it and been meaning to go. Some many lekker places to go so little time.

[Alouette3]

Anyone here own a BMW R1150gs Adventure?

Don't own one, but have ridden one extensively. A good mate has one and when ever he would go on contract it was left with me to "keep the battery charged" no matter how many km that took. Such a great bike, feels like you riding a couch! Lots of torque low down and very comfortable. Just don't park it on even 1 degree of inclines if you plan to reverse it out, flip that thing is heavy to back out!

[Alouette3]

On the plus side, my commute as essential services is an absolute dream, not a car in sight and can enjoy all the twists and turns I want!

[Spokey]

And to burn some carbon out of the exhaust [emoji1787][emoji1303][emoji1303]

Nope, buying smoked salmon to accompany the avos off my tree! Essential man!

[Spokey]

oh yes,   .... much more power than most of us could ever wish to properly utilize. 

I have a 2000 Honda Blackbird - these old bikes are just soooo smooth - albeit a little heavy to maneuver out the garage    

I do like the Honda Blackbird but of all the big old Hyper sport bikes I would probably go for a Hyabusa. Mind you, the ZX12 is rather nice too!

[BSG]

Newest Ducati on the market.

 

https://electricbikeaction.com/bike-review-ducati-mig-rr/

[Andymann]

I've taken off the privacy settings so you guys should be able to see.  I've been enjoying the lockdown tbh....

 

https://www.facebook.com/andy.robertson.9047/media_set?set=a.10158030059971142&type=3

 

I might even have done a little "Milk run" yesterday....

[Trance Dance]

I needed to get some stuff from the shop today, thought I'd take my Dakar. Clearly three weeks is too long between rides. Flat battery.

[Spokey]

 

Stumbled across these while clearing out my study. First is my Grandfather in the 1930’s on his Harley 10/12, second is my Great Granddad and Great Grandma on his Hudson in the 1920’s. Long heritage of biking in my family!

[IceCreamMan]

Awesome.

 

TP plates. Sweet

Edited April 20, 2020 by IceCreamMan

[i24]

This is a photo of my Grandfather with his bike. It would have been taken sometime after the 1st world war. He participated in rally or race events at the time and won the silverware in the process.

 

Can anybody identify the make/model of the bike?