Suzuki still makes the Bandit 1200 which will get the job done and VStroms are a little more all purpose v twins.
Honda did import a few CB1000s back in the 90's and I've seen a couple for sale here and there. Another great bike and a V4 would be a VMAX. The...
yeah baby the 86!
Gotch'ya. At the time I hadn't even thought about the old bevel drives. I think we were on the same page tho.
good idea.
oh , my bad. I thought the cams actuated the rockers which then opens/ closes the valve? What then spins the cams?
OK, the old 2v bevel drives have gear driven cams, the more modern 4v desmos use a belt to drive the cams but in both cases the valves are...
What the hell are you smokin??:crazy: A Desmodromic system has NO VALVE SPRINGS and uses a belt to drive the cams. WTF?
I seem to remember some body work/ painting being done not too long ago after your wife dropped the VFR. Was that the first time? My wife did the...
Gimme a break, I wish I was 45 again! Take care of your body, drop a little weight if you need to. You've got a long way to go.
We'll stop taking tee shirt orders on APRIL 15th hopefully we'll have enough by then..
I'm keeping count of Tee shirt orders
2 large tees it is.
Wow! extree large? You been workin out?
We've got close to 40 people that are planning on attending this meet and we have less than 10 Tee-shirt orders. Does anyone else want to put...
Saw one at Cycle Gear of Greenville, SC today, a red 97
That's any easy fix and parts are still available. If you don't want to go that route keep looking cause niether of the bikes you're looking at...
I test rode a 93 and felt the same way. At that time I thought, man my 86 would kill this thing. And it(93) had a full Yosh pipe on it.
Based on the pics you just posted I would not give $2400 for the 86. Looks like a $2000 bike at best. If the 92 is cometically near perfect and...
I remember the ad of which you speak. The bike in question was an RC30. Inside everyone of these(gen3) is one of these (RC30) waiting to come out....
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