WHAT MOTORCYCLES DO YOU OWN OTHER THAN BRIDGESTONE.

[Steve Reed]

Its good read about about these motorcycles especially the early ones I wonder where the motorcycle industry going.
Thank you to everybody so far for putting your motorcycles on this post.
Steve.

[Motogary]

The 2 Bridgestones I restored were for a customer. I currently own a 2006 DR650 that I have 65,000 miles on, a 2015 FJR1300 that I've put 61,000 on, and a 1983 Honda CB900C that's a work in progress. I spent last winter making it mechanically good enough to ride without worrying about getting towed home. This winter (It's currently on the operating table) it's getting the cafe racer treatment, with bobbed fenders, lowered front end, seat, etc.

[Steve Reed]

Motogary.
Post some pictures on your Honda cafe racer project as you go along.
Thanks.
Steve.

[dcX]

Apart from my 175 DT (still a project) because I wanted something from the year I was born.
My regular ride is a Ducati 848 which is a bit full on as a road bike, I've done track days so couldn't see not having a sports bike.

Also I've got a '96 'Urban Tiger' Fireblade, this is a keeper. Finally a Z50 monkey bike with a Takegawa motor, which I scratch built.

When it comes to actually riding I volunteer at weekends & bank holidays as a blood bike rider, so can be riding any of these FJR1300, Honda NC700, NC75 FX, BMW F800 GT or Kawasaki 650 Versys.

Dave   

[Keetowah]

‘67 Ducati 160 / ‘71 Kaw 175 / 73 Kaw 350 / ‘79 Kaw 100 / ‘03 HD Sportster

[SeattleBS90]

'69 Honda K0 CB350 (I've owned over a dozen CB350's, I've got a problem.)
'72 BMW R75/5 toaster, more of a tractor than a bike but its good for a long haul.

[graham peters]

Hi I've got a mix bag in my garage, Kawasaki Z1A 1974, Kawasaki B8S 1965, Yamaha TDM 1992, Yamaha YR3 1969, Yamaha YF1 1966, 2 Honda ST70 1974/1975, Bridgestone 90 1965, Bridgestone TMX100 1970, Bridgestone Mrk 2 SS 1971, Ossa MAR 1970, Excelsior Consul 1954, TNV Easy Rider 1979 and finally a Santa Marei Zundapp 1954 all are road legal and i do ride them in turn from the biggest to the smallest they all make me grin from ear to ear Cheers Graham from England.