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Motorcycles and More.
If you haven't browsed the Groups, there is a group that I started for the motorcycle enthusiast.
It is a group devoted to those who like the freedom of the open road as seen from two wheels. Make and model doesn't matter; at least for discussion's sake. You can be a current owner, previous owner or someone looking to own. You can be a motorcycle rat or mama. Share tips, trips and more.
Go here and say somethin'.
http://www.firefighternation.com/group/firefighterbikers
Ride to live; live to ride.
Art
It is a group devoted to those who like the freedom of the open road as seen from two wheels. Make and model doesn't matter; at least for discussion's sake. You can be a current owner, previous owner or someone looking to own. You can be a motorcycle rat or mama. Share tips, trips and more.
Go here and say somethin'.
http://www.firefighternation.com/group/firefighterbikers
Ride to live; live to ride.
Art
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Permalink Reply by Engineco913 on
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With todays gas prices and the fact that motorcycle licenses have increased in demand by 400% in my state alone, I foresee the group growing quickly. :)
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Permalink Reply by Art "ChiefReason" Goodrich on
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I know that growing up, the Triumph Bonneville was screamin'.
Back then, they had the 650 and I think later on, they came out with a 750.
BSAs were pretty cool too.
I thought that they were making Triumphs again.
Art
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Permalink Reply by KOJOFF on
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I currently own a 94 Kawa Vulcan 88. Ill try to post a few pics when I get back to my full time on Saturday. I also own a 86 Honda Nighthawk, and used to have a 93 Suzuki Maxim... Sold it to buy my current bike.
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Permalink Reply by Jennifer on
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I'm looking at buying a GXSR...but dont really know if i should or not?
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Permalink Reply by Paul Montpetit on
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Well if you are under 35 or so and go with a crotch rocket you might want to check insurance prices BEFORE you buy.....I have 2 road bikes a 73 Norton Commando and a 2008 Suzuki Boulevard and pay a grand total of $$116.00 a year.....My friend has a crotch rocket and pays almost and get this......$$3000.00 for the same year....age, style of bike and turbocharged makes the difference....Stay safe.....Paul
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Permalink Reply by Chiefy on
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SAY NO TO CROTCH ROCKETS! They were never meant to be ridden casually. They were never meant to be economical on gas. They were never meant to be a good form of transportation.
They were meant to be driven fast. Period.
I like they t-shirt I saw on a Harley rider........." CROTCH ROCKETS ARE GOD'S WAY OF THINNING THE HERD!"
I ride a Goldwing. I'm with the Patriot Guard Riders and we do a lot of soldiers, police and fire funeral escorts.
I ride like I drive emergency equipment responding to a call.....as if they can't see or hear me.
I never assume that the other cars on the road know I'm there. I stay out of blind spots, avoid being boxed in, and stay back from others. You can't survive on a bike today unless ....You ride like your life depends on it!
Pick a bike you can handle and take an approved safety course.
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