Triumphrat

Paoli

Zundapp KS model
DKW 250 two stroke
BMW 750
BMW 750 with sidecar
Triumph Trophy650
BSA Rocket 750 3 cyl.
Ariel Red Hunter
AJS 500 single
Honda 750 4 cyl.
Honda 125 Single
Honda 250 Twin
Kawasaki KZ 750
Honda Sabre V 65
Harley FXRS
Harley Low Rider Conv.
Benelli
Victoria 2 stroke 250
Triumph Bonneville 750
Triumph Bonneville T100
Kawasaki ZRX 1200
Kawasaki Vulcan Nomad
DKW RT 50
Sarolea 350 Flat
Yamaha 650 Special

Not trying to be bragging but I missed some I think.

(Not owned in this order)


[ This message was edited by: Paoli on 2006-04-16 09:30 ]

LaughingBob

1977 Suzuki AP50
1978 Honda XL125
1978 Honda CB250 Superdream
1980 Suzuki GT185
1982 Kawasaki KH250
1982 Yamaha XS250
1985 Honda CX500
1986 Honda CB250 Superdream
1995 Kawasaki GPZ1100
1996 Kawasaki ZZR600
1999 Honda 650 Deauville
1999 Honda VFR800
2000 Honda 1000 Varadero
2001 BMW 650GS
2001 Honda 750 Africa Twin
2002 Honda 600 Transalp
2003 KTM 640 ADV
1995 BMW 1000GS
2002 Honda 650 Transalp
2003 Honda 750 Africa Twin
2004 BMW 1150RT
2004 BMW 1200GS
2003 Honda 750 Africa Twin
2006 Triumph 865 T100 Bonneville




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FattRat

Honda CB100
Honda CL175
Honda CL360
Honda CB400F
Honda 550SS
Honda 750SS
Yamaha 550 Vision
Yamaha 750 triple
Yamaha XV920
Ducati GT900S
Moto Guzzi V50
Harley Davidson XL1200'S'
BMW R1150RA
Triumph 955 Sprint RS
Triumph 790 Bonneville

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PCRider

First Motorcycles, I was 9 it was a Suzuki 50 in a box, got it to run sort of.
Yamaha 60 cut up to drive in the dirt,
Yamaha 125 enduro (white tank can't remember what year),
Yamaha DT1 250,
Puch 175 MX,
CZ 400,
Husky WR 360 cross country,
Triumph Trophy from basket cases, a fine blend of 3 or 4 bikes and years.
Suzuki 750 water Buffalo
and a couple of not so noteworthy streetbikes and after a break to raise some kids My T-100, Next year I would like to find a late 60s Bonnie, Trophy or Tiger basket case to bring back to life.

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Paoli

Goes to show you that the dealers better be nice to us guys.
There's a lot of repeat bussiness to be lost if they don't. :wink:

bbrovold

Mini -Bike (you know the one where the back sprocket is 2" above the ground)
Honda CX500
Honda V500 Magna
Triumph 650 Bonneville
Moto Guzzi 850T
Moto Morini 500 twin
Honda VF700 Sabre
Honda 350 Four
Puegot 125 Pedal Racer (apart for years)
Cagiva Alazzurra 650 (Ducati)
Yamaha Venture
Yamaha 650 Special
Some weird scooter?
BMW R100RT
BMW R1100RT - current
BMW R60/5 - current
Triumph Bonneville Speedmaster 865- current

TomS

I think it may also say something about Triumph's virtues if widely experienced riders are buying them.
I've traded or otherwise disposed of several bikes, but I'll never let go of my Scrambler.


Model YearMake Model Purchase Year
1973 Yamaha GS80 1973
1975 Yamaha DT125 1976
1978 Yamaha DT175 1978
1979 Suzuki PE175 1979
1979.5 KTM MC 175 1980
1983 Honda CB1100F 1983
1984 Honda XR500 1987
1985 Honda CR250 1988
1989 Suzuki RM250 1989
1987 Honda Interceptor 750 1991
1993 Husqv WXC 360 1993
1992 Suzuki GSXR 750 1996
1999 KTM MXC 300 1999
1999 Gas Gas CC 300 2000
1989 Kawasaki KLR 650 2000
2000 Suzuki DR 400 2002
2002 KTM MXC 300 2003
2002 Suzuki SV 650 2004
1970 Yamaha DT 250 2005
2006 Triumph Scrambler 2006

schwartzkm

I am almost embarrased to post my list after reading some of the above posts but here it goes:

1) Honda Ascot 500cc
2) 92 Suzuki Intruder 800cc
3) 99 Victory 92c
4) Triumph Speedmaster

My first two bikes I sold for more than my original purchase price. Funny but I thought only H-Ds could make that boast!

Kevin...

vol245

1975 Kawasaki KZ400. The only one I bought new.
1977 Suzuki GS750
1976 Suzuki TS185
1980 Honda 750F
1977 Yamaha RD400 with expansion chambers.
2004 Triumph Bonneville T100

I've got a lot of ground to make up with 19 years away from it.

New bikes are too much money. There are exceptionally good deals on used ones. that doesn't happen as much with cars. I was just looking at a Honda 919 on ebay that is listed at $5500 with less than 400 miles on it. New they are $8300. One engine cover is scraped from it falling over on a gravel driveway. I'm sure that could be replaced for a few hundred and you'd still be way ahead than if you bought a new one.

Most bikes don't hold their resale value.

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r80rt

05 Triumph Bonnieville black,
o4 Yamaha V star,
38 BMW R71
40 BSA WDM20
73 Harley Superglide
72 XLCH Sportster
62 PanHead
68 Harley Sprint
68 Triumph Tiger Cub
68 Triumph Bonneville
69 BSA Thunderbolt
70 350 Honda
76 BMW R75
84 BMW R80RT
70 Ducati 250
76 Honda Trail 90
05 Suzuki 650 Savage
53 Harley Hummer
76 Moto Guzzi
41 Harley 45WL
94 Ural with sidecar
Sears Mini Bike
73 Honda 175
60? Bridgestone
65 Puch
71 250 Benelli
70 Norton Commando






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