Bike # 5 : (My Entire Bike Chronology here...)
Though not quite keeping with my 1$ / CC mentality, Tony sells me his GSXR at a reduced "buddy" rate, so he can pursue the latest R1 masterpiece.
After a little more than a 5 year absence from biking (see story below...) I can not resist the beauty of this classic Suzuki Sportbike...
2001 GSX-R750
2001 GSX-R750
Of course it has it's own page here...
 


Bike # 4 :

Crank up the volume and Click here to hear my Ninja ROAR !!!

Hooters Girls Bike WashHooters Girls Bike Wash Clean and Pretty!Hooters Girls Bike Wash

Drag Racing at North Texas Dragstrip !
In the staging lanes before the start
89 ZX7 Lining up for the start - baffles out, motor Blaring!89 ZX7

The lights begin to go89 ZX7 Sample 1/8th mile time : 7.09 seconds89 ZX7

See the video here

 


Sometimes things don't work out how you plan... and turns are sharper than you think...
and you are not as alert as you should be to travel at high speed...
89 ZX7

Click here for detailed info about "the crash"


Tony on GSXR
Tony's GSXR... a hint of things to come...




Bike # 3 : Here's a look at the earlier owned and cherished 1986 Honda VFR700
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Very sweet bike... very sweet... I can still picture every little detail of the body work, framework and internals as I spent many hours cleaning, upgrading, repairing and riding this baby! I should have kept it, but a moment of weakness and a need for cash forced my hand...
My only consolation was that Tony had recently sold me his ZX750 (aah, there it is up above)


Biker buds from that era

 

Bike # 2 Honda CX500C : This bright red beauty gleamed of crome and responded quickly via the "shorty" handle bars I added.
Took a trip to Austin on it once, traveled some 200 miles, pulled up to a lake park and promptly set it down on it's side...
My buddy Tony made me strain to keep up with his 600 Ninja though, so another trade-up was in order.
1982 cx500c

 

Bike # 1 - Burgandy Honda CM400T : The first bike I owned, I bought used from a fella I worked with named Russell.
After a few beers at a poker night, he mentioned he was gonna sell it, I offered him $400 and he said sure.
He didn't really think I had the money but when we sobered up and I showed him my tax refund check he kept the deal. Tony was a witness.
Test rode it to one end of his parking lot, dropped it when I couldn't figure out how to stop and said, "I'll take it"
Adequate first bike, but it only took one girl in a VW Bug woopin me at a traffic-light-drag-race to realize a trade-up was in order...



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