View Full Version : So, where do you go when you have at last got your dream bike?
Conquiztador
16th December 2010, 21:24
You have had many bikes, but at the end of the tunnel there was this one that you knew would make all your dreams come true.
And then one day you managed to get her. You took her for a ride and she was all you expected and more.
But to get here you had been working on getting "upwards". And now suddenly you supposedly were at the top.
Was this it? Is this where it ends? Can nothing surpass this? Or...
To those of us who have gotten to our dream bike. What now?
Katman
16th December 2010, 21:28
To those of us who have gotten to our dream bike. What now?
It's the end. There is nothing else left.
mattian
16th December 2010, 21:31
bollox.... there will always be another ride to have.
firefighter
16th December 2010, 21:37
Enjoy it :scooter:
Gremlin
16th December 2010, 21:39
Find a new dream bike.
Flip
16th December 2010, 21:39
It's the end, time to die.
Usarka
16th December 2010, 21:40
Wait 10 years, there'll be a better bike available.
In the meantime buy some tequila, cocaine and hookers and celebrate.
Jantar
16th December 2010, 21:45
Ah, the memories.
In 1972 I heard rumors that both Suzuki and Yamaha were developing rotary engined motorcycles. Suzuki apparently wre in the lead in their developement.
In early 1974 I heard a further rumour that Suzuki were preparing to enter production, so i went to my local Suzuki dealer and placed an order for one. The dealer (Holland and Bell Suzuki) were a bit put out that a customer was ordering a bike that they knew nothing about and that Coleman's (now Suzuki New Zealand) hadn't even heard of. However in December 1974 I received a phone call to say that 12 of them were coming to New Zealand, and I could have the first one. But, yes a big BUT, would I mind if they used my one as a trainer for mechanics to work on at a training course? I agreed, provided I could also attend the course. Signed sealed and delivered.
I finally took delivery of my RE5 in March 1975 and wow..... A good friend of mine had a Lotus Elan sports car, and that was quick and it could handle. He was pissed off when I blew his Lotus into the weeds while still running in.
35 years later and I still love that model.
Katman
16th December 2010, 21:47
Find a new dream bike.
Wash your mouth out.
Gremlin
16th December 2010, 21:58
Hell no :p
Currently have a KTM, brilliant bike, previous was a ZX10R, which was a dream since I was a learner. Now I look past the KTM, my needs have changed, and something else takes my fancy.
As your requirements change, so does your dream. Achieve and create a new one. :wings:
Big Dave
16th December 2010, 21:59
Away from that cop tailgating.
Conquiztador
16th December 2010, 22:00
Or perhaps set unrealistic goals?
http://motors-bay.com/img/Munch/munch007.jpg
http://motors-bay.com/img/Munch/munch008.jpg
Katman
16th December 2010, 22:00
As your requirements change, so does your dream. Achieve and create a new one. :wings:
Oh, the fickleness of youth.
Mental Trousers
16th December 2010, 22:01
Start taking drugs so your dreams are more interesting.
tigertim20
16th December 2010, 22:02
To those of us who have gotten to our dream bike. What now?
after you finish enjoying it?
dream another dream.
they are still making bikes that didnt exist when you fell in love the last time.
jellywrestler
16th December 2010, 22:06
Was this it? Is this where it ends? Can nothing surpass this? Or...
To those of us who have gotten to our dream bike. What now?
put a big bore kit in it, and some hot cams of courseOf course I said cams, nobodys dream bike would be a two-stroke now would it?
steve_t
16th December 2010, 22:11
You get one of these
<img src=http://geektyrant.com/storage/post-images/tron-light-cycle.jpg?__SQUARESPACE_CACHEVERSION=1277830887103>
Joking. Please don't
Conquiztador
16th December 2010, 22:14
put a big bore kit in it, and some hot cams of courseOf course I said cams, nobodys dream bike would be a two-stroke now would it?
Or...
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Clean_up
16th December 2010, 22:49
Or perhaps set unrealistic goals?
http://motors-bay.com/img/Munch/munch007.jpg
http://motors-bay.com/img/Munch/munch008.jpg
Im sure in the late 1960's early 1970's people thought a rotary powered motorcycle was an unrealistic goal, and yet you owned one. Just enjoy the beauty of what you have now, and in a few years there will be something new for you to fall in love with and want.
sinfull
16th December 2010, 22:58
Awww god no, i've been here, there, everywhere, there aint nothing left when you've tried it all !!!!
For gods sake smack yourself in the head with a hammer ! \
Pray for nievety !!
Awww wait wrong thread !
monkey99
17th December 2010, 08:13
I had an RC30 for 3 months...
It was awesome... Then I had to sell it to pay all the medical bills after a sports accident :bye:
It Was a cool 3 months :yes:
I've got aspirations for an RC 35 :love: but good things take time & the dream can always be renewed when your talking about bikes.. TL100, HD Wideboy, Thruxton, R1100gs, Duke 916, ahhh the list just goes on forever!!
Toaster
17th December 2010, 08:19
Find a new dream bike.
Find a second dream bike for the garage.... and a third, and a....
jim.cox
17th December 2010, 08:34
To those of us who have gotten to our dream bike. What now?
Go Ride :)
(silly question)
Mudfart
17th December 2010, 11:24
once your dream is a reality, you spread The Word, and share your joy.
for me? currently its from the book of Honda chapter Firestorm VTR verse 1000:
"ride me hard and fast, I was cheap and good value for what you paid."
in the future? well, wherever my fancy takes me.
nodrog
17th December 2010, 11:33
Buy an MV Agusta, then the nightmare will never end.
Fanny.
HenryDorsetCase
17th December 2010, 13:04
You have had many bikes, but at the end of the tunnel there was this one that you knew would make all your dreams come true.
And then one day you managed to get her. You took her for a ride and she was all you expected and more.
But to get here you had been working on getting "upwards". And now suddenly you supposedly were at the top.
Was this it? Is this where it ends? Can nothing surpass this? Or...
To those of us who have gotten to our dream bike. What now?
Ask yourself if the Honda CG110 was REALLY worth waiting for all those years?
HenryDorsetCase
17th December 2010, 13:09
You get one of these
<img src=http://geektyrant.com/storage/post-images/tron-light-cycle.jpg?__SQUARESPACE_CACHEVERSION=1277830887103>
Joking. Please don't
you know you could if you wanted, right?
http://www.tgdaily.com/unbalanced/50425-street-legal-tron-lightcycle-on-sale
http://www.parkerbrotherschoppers.com/index.php?main_page=page&id=4&zenid=s91c36aulpsje15m0ejo90tr14
HenryDorsetCase
17th December 2010, 13:10
I've got aspirations for an RC 35 :love: but good things take time & the dream can always be renewed when your talking about bikes.. TL100, HD Wideboy, Thruxton, R1100gs, Duke 916, ahhh the list just goes on forever!!
I am a pedant: you either mean RC45, or NC35.
:blush: sorry
White trash
17th December 2010, 13:26
I am a pedant: you either mean RC45, or NC35.
:blush: sorry
So am I.
"VFR750P - A police-specification model with its own distinctive model number (RC35) was restricted to 77 ps (75 hp) and fitted with a 5 speed gearbox, modified main stand, gear indicator, uprated alternator, crash bars, higher handlebars, and modified speedometer. This bike was not on sale to the general public."
:blush: sorry
HenryDorsetCase
17th December 2010, 13:28
So am I.
"VFR750P - A police-specification model with its own distinctive model number (RC35) was restricted to 77 ps (75 hp) and fitted with a 5 speed gearbox, modified main stand, gear indicator, uprated alternator, crash bars, higher handlebars, and modified speedometer. This bike was not on sale to the general public."
:blush: sorry
ewwwwwww who would aspire to own one of those. I think its pretty clear from the context he meant RC45. And I felt compelled to correct. My bad.
But you've dropped this thread to a whole new level with your mention of a cop bike special restricted power piece of shit. blech.
carry on.
Usarka
17th December 2010, 13:35
Might be a CHiPS fetish.
White trash
17th December 2010, 13:39
ewwwwwww who would aspire to own one of those. I think its pretty clear from the context he meant RC45. And I felt compelled to correct. My bad.
But you've dropped this thread to a whole new level with your mention of a cop bike special restricted power piece of shit. blech.
carry on.
Lol. And a Honda to boot! I chucked up in my mouth a little when I saw it.
Voltaire
17th December 2010, 13:41
I have two dream bikes ( as far as the wifes aware)....but alas when I wake up and go down to the garage they are all still in boxes....:innocent:
eelracing
17th December 2010, 17:20
put a big bore kit in it, and some hot cams of courseOf course I said cams, nobodys dream bike would be a two-stroke now would it?
Seeing as you asked,thank god for two smokers I say otherwise most of us could only afford one dream bike.
And if that had to be a wallowing ol diesel...well,I ask you,why would'nt you add cams and big bore it?
scracha
17th December 2010, 17:36
To those of us who have gotten to our dream bike. What now?
Drain fluids, clean and park it in living room.
Then buy a cheap and durty bike to thrash.
Bonez
17th December 2010, 18:33
For some strange reason I've taken a liking Royal Enfeild Bullets.
schrodingers cat
17th December 2010, 20:27
For what is a man that he outlive his own god...?
Big Dave
17th December 2010, 20:43
I don't have a dream bike - I have a dream garage with about a dozen bikes for different applications.
ducatilover
17th December 2010, 21:01
A VTR1000F will do me. Once acquired, then I may dream. :innocent::love:
reggie1198
18th December 2010, 20:53
You have had many bikes, but at the end of the tunnel there was this one that you knew would make all your dreams come true.
And then one day you managed to get her. You took her for a ride and she was all you expected and more.
But to get here you had been working on getting "upwards". And now suddenly you supposedly were at the top.
Was this it? Is this where it ends? Can nothing surpass this? Or...
To those of us who have gotten to our dream bike. What now?
Enjoy the ride!
davebullet
19th December 2010, 07:33
I have the speed triple but not a dream bike yet. Needs suspension work. CKT is the next step (when I get permission from my better half). Then it will be 2 months off work and touring NZ north to south.
May need to consider a better seat as well...
ellipsis
19th December 2010, 09:17
...as long as they are dreams and not wishes....we should all know by now that...wishes that turn to reality, for the most part, arrive with hooks and barbs attached...
Drew
19th December 2010, 09:46
A VTR1000F will do me. Once acquired, then I may dream. :innocent::love:
There sure are some sick bastards about. The bike is ok, but no body should dream of owning one
ducatilover
21st December 2010, 11:20
There sure are some sick bastards about. The bike is ok, but no body should dream of owning one
:yes: Touche. I just want another twin, one that won't explode or rip my face off. If I was dreaming then, maybe a Hyosung gt250? Yeah......
fuknKIWI
21st December 2010, 19:54
You get one of these
<img src=http://geektyrant.com/storage/post-images/tron-light-cycle.jpg?__SQUARESPACE_CACHEVERSION=1277830887103>
Joking. Please don't
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivPheV77JcU&feature=player_embedded
98tls
21st December 2010, 21:19
bollox.... there will always be another ride to have.
All things considered i hope so for your sake.
Conquiztador
21st December 2010, 22:20
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivPheV77JcU&feature=player_embedded
Had a look. Cumbersome!!
Kornholio
21st December 2010, 22:28
You have had many bikes, but at the end of the tunnel there was this one that you knew would make all your dreams come true.
And then one day you managed to get her. You took her for a ride and she was all you expected and more.
But to get here you had been working on getting "upwards". And now suddenly you supposedly were at the top.
Was this it? Is this where it ends? Can nothing surpass this? Or...
To those of us who have gotten to our dream bike. What now?
I think you may have too much money.......
monkey99
21st December 2010, 22:32
Lol. And a Honda to boot! I chucked up in my mouth a little when I saw it.
Fair call :facepalm:
Correct.. I was intending RC 30 but go tall confused while thinking about my current NC 35 work required...
I blame you... the public for getting me sidelined with all the other possible dream bikes I would like, intend or just day dream about having.
Now you've had ya fun so move along, move along :drinkup:
... Or I'll get that guy on the neutered cop bike to give you grief...
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