**Post your Motorcycle pics Thread**

[suprarx7nut]

Not mine, but are these any good? I just love the look. I see one in a high-end used car dealership in town and they speak of these like gods among men.

make: Ecosse moto
Model: Heretic
Made right here in Colorado as far as I know

Anyone here own or rode own before?

**EDIT, oh and the bottom one starts at $140,000. The basic model, the black and red one starts at $65k.

 

[sponsored1]

03 gsxr 600

1979 yamaha 400 special

Also have a mint 78 gs1000 and an 87 ninja 750 that ill get some pics of tomorrow.

Buckshot: if you get a 1000rr you can come ride with me cause im about to pick up an 07 gsxr 1000

 

[BosoMKII]

'01 SV650

Edit: here is another photo with out me posing

 

[AF1JZ]

I updated my pics at the top with some better ones including my old bike.

 

[OneJoeZee]

AFOne, MKiisupra: Are you guys on 600rr.net?

 

[mattjk]

:icon_bigg

 

[AF1JZ]

AFOne, MKiisupra: Are you guys on 600rr.net?

Nah, not yet. I'll probably join when I get back home. I've looked around it though. I don't plan on doing anything to the bike for a while because I'm sinking all my money into the Supra. I might get an exhaust though.

 

[mkiiSupraMan18]

^ Me either. Probably wont ebcause I already spend too much money and they'd just give me more ideas. :icon_conf

I am considering a power commander though... Just tell the fiance it helps w/ gas mileage.

Speakign of which, what kind of mileage you pulling down AFoneJZ? My last trip up to see the old lady I was pushing 45-47mpg. $35-40 trip cut down to $12! $35/week in the Supra $10-15 on the bike. it's atleast saving what it costs me for insurance each month, well, if it ever gets above 30 again. :icon_razz Getting my leathers Saturday if all goes right, so it wont matter then.

 

[AF1JZ]

My wife isn't really concerned with gas mileage. I also have a 00' Accord V6 (28mpg highway) and she has a 90' Civic HB (38mpg highway). My bike gets between 40-50 on longer trips and about 30-40 back and forth from work (3 miles each way).

 

[whenmunkysfly]

That rc bike is sick. you must be good if you dont dump a rc bike lol


This is a pic of what my bike looks like exactly but this is not mine. on my work comp. and dont have a pic of mine right now.

 

[mkiiSupraMan18]

My wife isn't really concerned with gas mileage.

Mine either, but it'd be a better arguement than 'so I can go faster' :icon_bigg
She was also worried when I explained to her what frame sliders were for. lol

 

[AF1JZ]

With my wife, it's like "hey, I'm getting this part because it adds XX hp." She'd be like "Ok, whatever". I could have got the 1000rr, but that much just scares me for now. So, I stuck with the 600rr. I might go 1000 range later on.

 

[OneJoeZee]

Get a room, you two. :hsugh:

 

[AF1JZ]

Get a room, you two. :hsugh:

Haha, I'll stop. You know you want the 600rr Joe.

 

[OneJoeZee]

It's nice for sure but I'm looking at ex250s first to be realistic.

 

[BosoMKII]

AFoneJZ:

Really nice bike! My cousin has a 2005 600RR that he let me ride for a while. It was my first experience with a sport bike, and an I-4 engine. Wowzers that was fun. I love how light and agile they feel, and how linear the power is. The bikes are just so responsive to every little thing you do. My SV is my first bike and only bike so its what I make all my comparisons too. I am still a new rider ( 5 months now, about 3500 miles ) and the CBR does not like newbs. It lets you know when you do something stupid.

The CBR did make me realize how FUN the SV is though. Its a very forgiving bike. I will keep the SV and work towards a sport bike.

 

[AF1JZ]

It's nice for sure but I'm looking at ex250s first to be realistic.

Honestly Joe, I would consider getting the ex500. I use to have a 00' ex500 as well and it is very easy to ride as a beginner bike. It was for my wife and she was even able to ride it. It is a very fun bike and isn't that heavy either. I think around 380-390 dry. The 600rr is 370 dry. I've rode the ex250 and it is just way to slow. You will get use to it and want to get a bigger one very soon. Trust me on this though. You won't regret it.

 

[AF1JZ]

Really nice bike! My cousin has a 2005 600RR that he let me ride for a while. It was my first experience with a sport bike, and an I-4 engine. Wowzers that was fun.

What I absolutely love about it is the lower center of gravity it has. It feels so balanced. The gas tank is actually lower than it appears. What looks like the gas tank is actually a cover that is above it.

 

[OneJoeZee]

I'm considering both. From the testimonials I've gathered, for every one that says it's just too slow, there's maybe 2 or more that loved it.

If I end up selling it fast, no biggie. They hold their value well and I can move up. I'm not in a big rush.

 

[BosoMKII]

What I absolutely love about it is the lower center of gravity it has. It feels so balanced. The gas tank is actually lower than it appears. What looks like the gas tank is actually a cover that is above it.

Yeah the bike did feel well composed and balanced. It was so responsive to everything, but not twitchy or nervous like I though it might be.