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    Smile Bikes I WANT to own before I die!

    Dont go silly now!

    Mine are:

    - Black Shadow
    - 750 widowmaker with drum brakes
    - Munch Mammuth (early one)
    - 500cc 70's RR bike (any would do, but MV makes me drool...)
    - A second 48 Panhead with suicide clutch and extended original springers!
    - Hesketh (just because!)

    And then I be happy to meet Hades.

    May the bridges I burn light the way.

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    Ummmmmmmm,

    None!

    Happy with what I have. Although the limited edition GSXR is pretty stunning

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    Just a brand new Speed Triple would do me - in gloss burnt orange.
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    This may fall in to your silly category - and I would own it as much to have part of kiwi motorcycling as anything else.
    But the Britten V1000 would be it for me.

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    1 triton cafe racer wiv all the goodies
    2 mv augusta brutale naked
    3 yamy mt01

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    Voxan Black Magic
    BSA DBD34 Goldstar Clubman
    1991 Yamaha SRX600

    That'd do me.

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    2009 GSXR1000 K9
    Triumph Scrambler 900
    Ducati 1198S
    08 Yamaha R1
    Honda CBR1000RR
    Aprilia RS125R Extrema
    Yamaha R6
    Harley Davidson V-Rod
    Kawasaki ZX-6R
    MV Agusta F4 312
    Hayabusa Turbo
    Ducati Monster 900

    This is of course a dream list..

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    I've been thinking about this a bit as well.

    I think my list is:

    Triumph Speed or Street Triple.
    Harley Davidson: likely a Sportster but maybe an FX as long as it has mid controls, some rear wheel travel and decent front brake. I would LOVE an XLCR but not for the money they now go for. Am test riding an XR1200 in a few weeks
    Honda VFR800
    Yet another CB750 SOHC: I would ideally like it Wrenchmonkees style, but a CB750F1 would be cool. and usable and not a pointless shed ornament.
    New Triumph T-Bird.
    Cafe'd up SR500.


    None of those are unachievable: although I would like one number plate and ride one at a time if it is going to cost a million bucks a year to road register them all......
    I thought elections were decided by angry posts on social media. - F5 Dave

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    Whut? Not a hyosung?

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    WTB: Hyosung bikes or going or not.

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    Here's Mine..
    Britten
    1098r
    New Norton Commando
    New Norton nr588
    early 40's flat tracker replica
    plus many many more but that would be on the top of the list
    To be old and wise first you must be young and stupid

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    Honda RC30.

    Then I will die happily. (Or screaming in a awesome fireball)


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    RC30 is an excellent choice. I very nearly bought an RC51 last year, till I found out that in fact I owed the IRD money, not the other way around (pissed off? you have no idea....). But yes. add one of either of those to my list as well.
    I thought elections were decided by angry posts on social media. - F5 Dave

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    Ok.....hmmmm...let me see..
    Ducati 1198S Tricolor
    Triumph Huricane
    MV Augusta F4
    Triumph T160
    KTM 450 Dirt Bike
    Britten
    Cysz

    Reckon that would keep me happy for a while.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Conquiztador View Post
    - 750 widowmaker with drum brakes.
    If you're talking about the H2 Kawasaki I don't think they ever came with drum brakes, or were you going to retro fit them?
    "If you can make black marks on a straight from the time you turn out of a corner until the braking point of the next turn, then you have enough power."


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