RayB_911

I have had few sport bikes some early. I.e 1983 Yamaha XJ900 that was fun a few years back and a "classic" 80's Kawasaki Ninja 900R. My favorite is my current bike that is a Hyper Sport "Touring", 2005 Suzuki Hayabusa GSX1300R. I have hard Givi bags, heated grips and a few other nice comfort items. Only been to 160 mph so far a few years back. Not sure I am brave enough to top that one.

Would like a K1200 or R1200RS BMW some day.

fanny bay r1

A Busa and you haven't gone past 160 mph - man put it in 4th!!!

CBR786

just the cbr fire blade worked my way up from scrambler to cbr 600 to 900

but love Porsche's more , especially the air cooled stuff

PChar

Ahhh the good old times,.. I used to ride competitively. I owned over 20 bikes over the last 30years. Mostly fast bikes but a handfull of dirt bike as well.
The last picture is my most recent project,.. anyone wants to guess the Frankenbike?

fanny bay r1

You stuck either an RZ or TZ stroker engine in a first gen R1 chassis n'est pas???

PChar

Nop, not really!
'06 GSXR600 front end, custom rear swingarm from europe, chassis and engine from RZ500 4 cyl 2T, wheels from a GSXR1100, lots of custom stuff on the bike. But the bodywork is effectively from first gen R1,..

fanny bay r1

Excellent!! Good work!!

Smokey7766

my last bike....won a trophy with her too....she's long gone now...I still miss her

Sten

OK, I'll play - Honda CBR600, BMW K1200RS and a Yamaha RD250F. Since it's an air cooled forum, here's the RD.

RayB_911

Yeah, is't it a waste! All these flat straight roads in ND and still haven't truly opened her up yet. Although, in the summer, I hit 100 mph every time I drive her. Maybe only for a fraction of a sec, but its still fun.

r15suk

Are they Allspeed expansion chambers?

Simon

r15suk

Stunning!

Cheers
Simon

PChar

Barry, beautiful clean examplary of two stroke history here.

Sten

No, they're Stainless made by David Higgs (Higgspeed) in sunny Blackpool. Lovely piece of work they are too.

Sten

Thanks, after nearly 20 years in boxes and three house moves I finally got round to restoring it!