Much to the distress of 'er indoors I have achieved yet another way to spend money. I love these things. I had two of the beasts when they were new and have been on the lookout for one for a while now.
Bling to the person to identify the heap.
Too old to die
Bling to the person to identify the heap.
The best way to forget all your troubles is to wear tight underpants.
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NZeta!!...
FUN LOVIN CRIMINAL
One strong old busGSX1100 EFE
Have fun
Too old to die
Sir. Those are "Pistols at Dawn" words.Originally Posted by Motu
My Seconds will call on you.
May I suggest Kawasakis at 50 paces?
Slapper?
old 1100 suzuki.
Too old to die
TWR picked it right. GSX1100EFG - last of the air-cooled 1100 series.
FUN LOVIN CRIMINAL
lol closeyou got the fully faired beastie huh? 84ish the 1135 donk
Too old to die
1986. The run-out model before the 1100F with the power screen. I got one of those when they were released, and missed the 1135 even more. The first 1100F was not one of Suzukis' great success stories.
FUN LOVIN CRIMINAL
Ha the tank with the power screen that only did what it was supposed too when it was kept down lols.
Too old to die
The very same. In the end, I gave up trying to get it to handle properly and unloaded it. Then I went out and got a RG400Talk about a culture shock - having to change gear all the time!
Hardcore Biker
Nice, I sold my 1100E this year and miss it a lot. Purchased a mint 750 Katana but miss the 1100 grunt.
Easily ammused
Too right. I learned a '90 model on the Kaitoke footfills. in my Sierra wagon with 5 people and full of gear.
Some things are worth dying for, living is one of them.
Too old to die
With a trailer behind the Sierra, the 1100F MAY have turned the tables
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