I play on another website thread that is totally dedicated to posting Cool looking bikes. In fact I ended up playing bikes-on-line while I was looking for ideas on how to soup-up my GS850-Shaftie (Suzi, not BeeEm). Anyway, I never gave up. I just got my mits on these images and thought you RATS might appreciate them too. I am not a twin fan, or a scrambler fan, or a wafer thin seat fan, but this ROCKS! Dig the FCR's. Then I thought to label the thread as I did so that you might post your favourite bike images in the future too.
P.S. As far as KTM's go I like that they are light. I'm not a fan of the look of modern "fast" bike designs but I don't blame KTM for that. I blame the people who continue to buy all those types of bikes and for settling for less.
I probably shouldn't but...ya know T120, I just want to say, up until the other day, when Kessel started swinging his stick like the ginormous baby that he is, I actually felt kinda bad about the end of our series.*
I probably shouldn't but...ya know T120, I just want to say, up until the other day, when Kessel started swinging his stick like the ginormous baby that he is, I actually felt kinda bad about the end of our series.*
Don't feel bad. The Leafs are quite good at collapsing. They've made it into an art form. They nearly did it again with their first game of the season. I am quite used to it and totally expect it.
Well then cheers to you for sticking with them. I was worried for a minute after I posted that, that you might start posting horrible Bruins highlights, of which there are many.
...nitrous on a 750 2-stroke, yes, that sounds like a must-do mod.
Harold Ballard designed the Maple Leafs bike just as one more way to ruin the franchise. I heard Ballard was going to replace Foster Hewitt's gondola with it.
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