Last of a dying breed
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?
Forum whore
It's the end. There is nothing else left.Originally Posted by Conquiztador
Hardcore Biker
bollox.... there will always be another ride to have.
<<----- My dream bike.
Enjoy it
Cats land on their feet. Toast lands jamside down.
A cat glued to some jam toast will hover in quantum indecision
Curiosity was framed; ignorance killed the cat
Fix a computer and it'll break tomorrow.
Teach its owner to fix it and it'll break in some way you've never seen before.
Best Frenemy you could have!
Find a new dream bike.
Forum whore
It's the end, time to die.
Just another leather clad Tinkerbell.
The Wanker on the Fucking Harley is going for a ride!
ArseBiscuit
Wait 10 years, there'll be a better bike available.
In the meantime buy some tequila, cocaine and hookers and celebrate.
Night rider
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.
Time to ride
Forum whore
Wash your mouth out.
Best Frenemy you could have!
Hell no
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.
One hell of a ride.
Away from that cop tailgating.
Last of a dying breed
Or perhaps set unrealistic goals?
Forum whore
Oh, the fickleness of youth.As your requirements change, so does your dream. Achieve and create a new one.
KB Chief Cat Herder
Start taking drugs so your dreams are more interesting.
Zen wisdom: No matter what happens, somebody will find a way to take it too seriously. - obviously had KB in mind when he came up with that gem
Artificial intelligence is no match for natural stupidity
mad thou rider
after you finish enjoying it?
dream another dream.
they are still making bikes that didnt exist when you fell in love the last time.
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