In honor of my new motorcycle, pictured at the bottom, I've decided to compile a chronology of all the bikes I have ridden in the past. Click on a picture to see the larger version and then click the "Back" button on your browser to return here. |
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A 1976 Suzuki RV 90 was the first bike I ever rode. It topped out at a breezy 45 mph, but my uncle climbed a tree with it once. Awesome bike! | |
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Next came a 1979 Honda Trail CT 90. It didn't look very cool, but let me tell you this thing was awesome off-road. Rugged ABS plastic meant you could dump it and get right back on without a scratch! | |
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My first street bike, a 1986 Honda GB 500, actually belonged to my Dad. It was a great bike until he wrecked it. He was okay but the bike was totaled. | |
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Next up, the 1982 Suzuki GS 450, which also belonged to my Dad. He was too nervous to ride it much after his wreck and eventually sold it. | |
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Finally! A bike I actually owned myself, a 1990 Yamaha FZR 600. It was black, but I gave it custom paint and details after my friend wrecked it. I didn't like this bike very much, it seemed unbalanced on the corners and wobbled a lot at high speeds. | |
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Sixteen years of riding has finally culminated in the ownership of the ultimate bike, the 2003 Buell Firebolt XB9R. Go HERE for complete specs. | |
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Let me just take this opportunity to insert some gratuitous pictures of me with my awesome bike. It rains a lot here, but when it doesn't, it's a pretty good place to ride. | |
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A Buell, a Ducati, and an F-16 Fighting Falcon. Damn that's hot! | |
