Another "How many Bikes do you own?" Thread

**Bren** · 24th January 2010, 19:51

Okay fess up......

**quickbuck** · 24th January 2010, 19:56

Let me see:
Honda CBR600 FN
Honda CBR600 FP in parts
Honda NS1
Avanyi Giro
Giant XTC
Haro Vector V3.

So, that's 6 all up. 3 have motors.... So I put 3 in the Poll.

Oh, yeah, I need to clean my garage too....

**boman** · 24th January 2010, 19:59

Two. A 1995 250 bandit vvt, and an 2008 SV1000s. The bandit is on loan to my brother in law to get his license on, the Sv is currently sulking in the garage.

**fliplid** · 24th January 2010, 20:00

Same as last time anyone asked.
Same bike even.

**Bren** · 24th January 2010, 20:03

Currently I have 2...

Am picking up third in 2 weeks

In Garage is a SuzukiGSX750X and a Kwaka GPX250, and picking up another GPX250

**The Everlasting** · 24th January 2010, 20:14

2..well 1 and a half really...

**Str8 Jacket** · 24th January 2010, 20:19

koba and I have between us:

an m33 BSA
4x RG150's
VFR, NC21
MB100
AX100
FXR150
a couple of others in parts..

Don't get me started on the tanks, fairings, tyres, rims and assorted engine parts! The worst thing is, is that we live in a 1 bedroom flat without a garage so we have 3 stored in a garden shed, 3 parked at the back of the flat and the rest living in another shed in upper hutt. We alsi pay rego for 6 of these bikes and have the rest with regos on hold...

**Gareth51** · 24th January 2010, 22:10

Two, and that's one to many when you go to the garage and spend to much time trying to decide which one to take.I should sell one but wouldn't be able to decide which one

**Subike** · 24th January 2010, 22:30

A 1979 Yamaha XS1100E, Black, lowered 15mm, forkbrace, hot coils, Jardine4-1, single sesat, HD superglide rear femder, twin halgeon 75mm headlights, crome bullet flashers, MPH clocks Bartlet clutch, pod filters,
1980 Yamaha XS1100F, english assembled, 1 previous owner, 380k miles Bone stock standard
!978 Yamaha XS1100 project/parts bike. rolling frame with complete running motor, less bodywork.