View Full Version : Cruiser, tourer or sporty?
Monkfish
23rd January 2012, 12:42
Hi people,
I was just wondering?, what type of bike the general population of KB rode or preferred. Cruiser, Tourer or a sport bike?
and what was the most popular here at KB?
Cheers,
Monk.
slofox
23rd January 2012, 12:50
Hi people,
I was just wondering?, what type of bike the general population of KB rode or preferred. Cruiser, Tourer or a sport bike?
and what was the most popular here at KB?
Cheers,
Monk.
Where's the poll then?
Monkfish
23rd January 2012, 12:58
sorry don't know how to add poll, in hindsight that was a fail.
:facepalm::sweatdrop
baffa
23rd January 2012, 12:59
And dont forget the pushbike option :laugh:
Gremlin
23rd January 2012, 13:03
None of the above. I ride an Adventure Tourer. :woohoo:
edit: You forgot dirt bikes, enduro bikes, scooters... oh hell, lotsa things.
It doesn't change anything. Mine is better than yours.
slofox
23rd January 2012, 13:07
sorry don't know how to add poll, in hindsight that was a fail.
:facepalm::sweatdrop
Lookee here...
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/faq.php?s=&do=search&q=poll&titleandtext=1&match=all
hellokitty
23rd January 2012, 13:09
Depending on my mood... and the weather... and where I am riding to... I ride a Harley Sportster or a BMW F650 dual purpose bike.
Love both!!!!!
BMWST?
23rd January 2012, 15:49
i with gremlin,adv tourer.They not really dual purpose bikes imho but thats just me...You may still be able to add a poll to this thread
ducatilover
23rd January 2012, 16:33
was once a sports bike, I suppose people would call it a sport tourer now apart from the fact that I've gone mad and made it an uncomfortable bitch.
In short, a silly sport bike.
martybabe
23rd January 2012, 16:36
I like them all but I'm most at home on a sport/tourer. In a utopic world I'd have one of everything :yes:
Jantar
23rd January 2012, 16:42
Adventure.
Geeen
23rd January 2012, 17:35
As has been said before, " I like my bikes the same way I like my women. NAKED!"
Jerry74
23rd January 2012, 17:41
Sport bikes until i turned 35 then discovered I had harleyitus cruiser all the way for me.
nerrrd
23rd January 2012, 18:03
Mine is an adventure-y / tourer-y / commuter-y / (monstrosit-y?) sort-of bike...otherwise known as a BMW f650cs. Which is pretty much an ordinary f650 in drag. Can't sell them (except to women), according to the BMW sales guy where I get it serviced (not where I bought it, obviously).
I don't care, I like it! Reminds me of the sort of bike Brains (from Thunderbirds) would have designed. Or an (original) iMac. It's nerrrdy.
MSTRS
23rd January 2012, 18:50
Hi people,
I was just wondering?, what type of bike was the most popular here at KB?
Um...ones with 2 wheels?
And engines, of course...
skinman
23rd January 2012, 21:20
Cruiser
I think you will find lots of sport riders on here.
Could be because there a vocal lot.
Us cruiser riders are snobs you know.
SMOKEU
23rd January 2012, 21:22
Japanese crotch rockets FTW!
TrentNz
23rd January 2012, 22:02
Dirt bikes mate.
who cares if their not road legal. :Punk:
Monkfish
24th January 2012, 07:13
i with gremlin,adv tourer.They not really dual purpose bikes imho but thats just me...You may still be able to add a poll to this thread
I tried to add poll after learning how, but the option was not available in the edit screen and the advanced editing screen. :(
slofox
24th January 2012, 11:29
Personally, I lie the sporties - even though the bikes are way better than I am. I like that forward seat and I just lurve the available power and handling.
Having said that, I've ridden many different styles and enjoyed them all at the time.
Sliver
24th January 2012, 12:18
sports, Nothing like the ability to go from 0-100 in 3 secs
pritch
24th January 2012, 12:38
sports, Nothing like the ability to go from 0-100 in 3 secs
You don't need a sports bike to do that. :no:
Because I can't afford a shed full of bikes, well not nice ones anyway, I tend to go for versatility.
Would consider a half faired middleweight for the next bike but the options are limited. Kawasaki & BMW have something that might suit but would involve a major drop in HP. As does the new Honda NC700 series, plus the appropriate model in that range has a highish seat...
'S all OK though, got a while to think about it. (God willing :-)
ducatilover
24th January 2012, 12:45
You don't need a sports bike to do that. :no:
Because I can't afford a shed full of bikes, well not nice ones anyway, I tend to go for versatility.
Would consider a half faired middleweight for the next bike but the options are limited. Kawasaki & BMW have something that might suit but would involve a major drop in HP. As does the new Honda NC700 series, plus the appropriate model in that range has a highish seat...
'S all OK though, got a while to think about it. (God willing :-)
Why don't you just keep the Striple?
Tigadee
24th January 2012, 12:46
I have a naked bike and a cruiser at the moment... Can't decide which one I like more. Both are so fun in their own ways.
martybabe
24th January 2012, 14:33
You don't need a sports bike to do that. :no:
No you don't, my old bus will do 0-100 in three seconds then, theoretically, tour the world two up with camping gear at speed, in comfort, commute and raise an eyebrow or two at a track day. Sport tourers, the closest thing to a garage full of bikes without having a garage full of bikes.
PS. I don't consider gravel roads when choosing a bike cause I'm a pom and don't like them, if I did an adventure tourer would be my steed :yes:
pritch
24th January 2012, 18:33
Why don't you just keep the Striple?
Cause I'm 68, by the time I'm likely to be changing bikes I'll be looking up the barrel of 70. Something lighter with a lower seat height might be nice, and I may not really need 128 ponies.
Not old enough for a Harley :whistle: but could be ready to consider a Bonnie?
ducatilover
24th January 2012, 21:22
Cause I'm 68, by the time I'm likely to be changing bikes I'll be looking up the barrel of 70. Something lighter with a lower seat height might be nice, and I may not really need 128 ponies.
Not old enough for a Harley :whistle: but could be ready to consider a Bonnie?
Makes perfect sense.
A Bonnie would certainly look the part :woohoo:
GrayWolf
24th January 2012, 22:20
Depending on my Hardly Ferguson's mood... and the weather... and where I am riding to... I ride a Sportster, or; a BMW F650 dual purpose bike (dual purpose, it's reliable and the electrics work in the wet).
Love both!!!!!
there fixed for Ya
:laugh:
hellokitty
25th January 2012, 07:01
there fixed for Ya
:laugh:
:laugh: Now that we have tightened everything that was loose, it is very reliable! I am the one with the mood :confused: but you get that with wimmen, and armed with my trusty CRC, I go anywhere.
MIXONE
25th January 2012, 07:10
Gimme the keys and I'll ride anything.
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