doc187
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The only bikes left are my s10 and my Ural gear up
So...what other bikes do you own?
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mcycle-nut
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A 1983 Suzuki GS1100ESD, 1982 Suzuki GS1100EZ, and a '79 Honda CM400T. Unfortunately one (or more) of them has got to go to make room for the Super T. 
We have a single car garage with 5 motorcycles and mini-bike in it, along with beer fridge, work bench etc. As it stands now, my wife's '82 Suzuki GS850 is outside under a tarp. To put the Super T in the garage, I have to remove the bags!
We have a single car garage with 5 motorcycles and mini-bike in it, along with beer fridge, work bench etc. As it stands now, my wife's '82 Suzuki GS850 is outside under a tarp. To put the Super T in the garage, I have to remove the bags!
jmz
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380exc plated and an XR 650R plated.
richarddacat
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1988 BMW K75c
Howdy all you ten heads, new member here. Just thought Id tell you what's in my garage. 2013 Super T big white goat, 2012 Triumph Thruxton 900, 2006 Ducati Paul Smart LE, and a 2000 BMW K1200LT. There have been plenty of other beemers, and an electic mix of other 2 wheelers.
Welcome aboard.
I've got the 2012 Super Ten and a 1982 Kawasaki CSR1000. The Kaw is also known as the Crappy Stupid Retard, they took a KZ1000 and tried to cruiser-fy it for the American market. People hated it at the time, but it's a nice bike - big carbed four cylinder and a comfortable seat, the old lady loves it. I had that Kaw, a 1996 Sportster, and a 2008 KLR - sold the last two to fund the Yamaha. Had a ton of bikes over the years and KLRs were my favorite until this daggon Tenere.
Awwww, don't be too mean. Cruisers were THE thing in the early '80, they LOOKED good; I even wanted one, until I found out how bad they handled. Then my love affair with sport bikes, or at least the '80s version of a sport bike, began. For a few years, the GSXR and FJ were in the same class. But of all the bikes I've had, or ridden, the Tenere, by far, is my favorite.
This is one of my favorite bikes of all time. My Yamaha Majesty 400. I bought it for $300, put another $350 in parts in it and just rode it everywhere. It is one of the best commuting bike ever. Rides two up OK. It gets no respect from the motorcycle crowd. It is just plain fun to ride though. I have ridden it all over in Yellowstone as well as Glacier park. It is so nice to just get on and ride. No worries about shifting. 
Longdog Cymru
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My Super Ten is my one and only motorcycle. I did get up to 3 bikes at one time, a Honda ST1300, a Triumph Tiger 1050 and a Yamaha SRX600.
However...... I would like to get myself a BMW R100RS and I know of one near to me that needs a bit of TLC but it is very affordable. The other bike I would like is a Buell Ulysses. I owned one of these 10 years ago and swore I would never part with it, I wish I had kept it.
However...... I would like to get myself a BMW R100RS and I know of one near to me that needs a bit of TLC but it is very affordable. The other bike I would like is a Buell Ulysses. I owned one of these 10 years ago and swore I would never part with it, I wish I had kept it.
tallpaul
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Buy it! Buy it now!
Seriously, I always liked the R100RS. My dad had the RT but for me the riding position and fairing of the RS was much better. One day I will buy one, but it will have to share garage space with the Super Tenere...
Trip Hammer
Member
I bought a '17 Triumph T120 black last summer and seriously enjoy the hell out of it. It's classy, got satisfying grunt, and always gets people talking to me about it. She's my 'looker', and around town bike. Though it's great as a week long tour too.
I realized I needed an S10 to create the perfect 2 bike combo though...something that's hard to achieve with all the great bikes available these days.
Bonnie for beauty and class, Super Ten for dirty long term travel.
For once, I'm completely satisfied and figure I'll ride both these machines until they die.
I realized I needed an S10 to create the perfect 2 bike combo though...something that's hard to achieve with all the great bikes available these days.
Bonnie for beauty and class, Super Ten for dirty long term travel.
For once, I'm completely satisfied and figure I'll ride both these machines until they die.
Edbo1960
Member
Selling my FJR for newly acquired S10 - but kept my 2005 SV 650 for the fun of it, nice compliment to the S10!
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ballisticexchris
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I'm a dirt bike guy at heart. This is my extreme hard core trail bike.
Used to be my adventure bike until I got the Super Tenere.
I even got my Iron Butt on it!!
Used to be my adventure bike until I got the Super Tenere.
I even got my Iron Butt on it!!
Defekticon
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I walked out of the dealership with one of these dirt freaking cheap. Three of my riding buddies have one and now I know why. But no one else buys them? They're dirt cheap. This one was setting with dust all over it at the dealership. Guy said it had been there for awhile and they were just trying to get it out the door. I love it. It's great at eating highway miles and two up riding with wifey. The motor is a peach, and with a few mods it's a sport bike with bags.
Tenman
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zrx1200. Don't get ridden much anymore Never seen another one on the road.
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