Whats The Most Fun Bike You Have Ever Owned

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  1. dave60

    dave60 Member

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    i will start the thread of by owning an RD250YDS7 in 1974 a great fun bike, raced my mates through all the sub ways in Birmingham many times, they couldn't touch me
     
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  2. Big Sandy

    Big Sandy WOOF! WOOF!

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    In all honesty..... All of them :).
     
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  3. Judd Dredd

    Judd Dredd Giver of Drugs, Vaccines and Hard Truths

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    Not owed many but the biggest laugh was on a 2005 Honda 125 last year, had it for a week and rode it like I stole it round the empty country roads around Northamptonshire
     
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  4. Steve 998cc

    Steve 998cc Well-Known Member

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    Easy CCM644 duel sport whether off road or supermoto on road The first owner had spent a fortune getting it tuned, still not the fastest of bikes just point and squirt it would go round any bend or island if you could keep the front wheel on the road.
     
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  5. Yorkshireman

    Yorkshireman Crème de la Crème

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    Two stand out for me, GT 250X7, mild porting, bigger carbs, and expansion pipes meant I could keep up with the 350's and 400's and VTR 1000 Firestorm, the easiest bike to learn wheelies on.
     
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  6. dave60

    dave60 Member

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    loved the YR5 there fetching thousands now, very rare, by the time i came to upgrade my YDS7 i had finished my aprenticeship so treated myself to an GT750 suzuki kettle, but as my journey to work was 70 miles round trip i struggled with 20mpg fuel cost so part exed it for a CX500 witch was one of the first in the country with full poloris fairing kit and boxes
     
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  7. stollydriver

    stollydriver Elite Member

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    Gsx1400 - do anything ,go anywhere kind of bike 425-1430642907-707113d557fb99eb5e8cda28b4e5d0c4.jpg
     
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  8. stollydriver

    stollydriver Elite Member

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    Broke so many number plates doing standing start 'wheelies ' - those fizzys are worth a fortune now
     
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  9. stollydriver

    stollydriver Elite Member

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    428-1430643163-fef5d131d7fc0f14905c834f93708083.jpg if we are talking mental bikes - meet my tls. She would loose power and then come on song sending front wheel skyward - this bike really should of been in an asylum....
     
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  10. GaleForceEight

    GaleForceEight Noble Member

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    BSA Starfire... single cylinder, temperamental, been dropped many times before it came to me....

    But hooning around the Brecon Beacons and Black Mountains as a teenager was fun :)
     
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  11. Steve 998cc

    Steve 998cc Well-Known Member

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    The early TLS1000 weren't called the widow maker for nothing. I owned one for 3 years when they were first released every ride was an adventure. it would have been my first choice on my list but the CCM644 beat it more chance of surviving every ride out on the CCM.
     
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  12. stollydriver

    stollydriver Elite Member

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    I remember mine pulling a full tt style wheelie during an overtake - a friend saw and thought it was fantastic but reality was I was pooing my pants - it had nothing to do with me. Must of looked a right poser o_O:p
     
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  13. joe mc donald

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    Think possibly my BSA fire bird and my Norton. But I loved all my bikes they always kept me smiling. bikes i have owned.jpg 1 (2).jpg bikes i have owned.jpg
     
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  14. Wire-Wheels

    Wire-Wheels Elite Member

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    "FUN" being the operative word here. I would say my Legend. Nice cross between old school and modern brakes, ignition, etc. Light, handles great. No frills backroad bike. It is currently out of service, but I should have it back up and running by spring. ...J.D.

    Emgo fairing on 2000 Legend TT.jpg
     
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  15. Uncorrugated

    Uncorrugated Senior Member

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    Most fun bike - er, difficult as I have had fun on every bike I have had. Probably my TS250 trail bike I had when I lived in Southport in the early 80's. Used to love hooning around in the sand dunes and on the beach.
    Most, shall we say, 'quirky' was a Jawa 350 combination, spent more time on two wheels than 3. Toured all over with the then mrs and her daughter.
     
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  16. Gladtobebackontwowheels

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    I reckon the most fun bike I've owned was also the best bike I've owned - 1989 Honda NC30. Bloody brilliant thing, I would get my knee down everywhere, that's why I had to sell it!
     
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  17. darkman

    darkman Crème de la Crème

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    My old 2005 gsxr 1000 :) DSC_0021.JPG
     
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  18. Flay

    Flay Well-Known Member

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    One of these 'cos it wasn't a sensible bike at all and it taught me how to back into a corner.
     
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  19. DCS222

    DCS222 Guest

    “Ever owned” would be either the Suzuki RF900r... just addictive acceleration, popping wheelies over crests in the road whilst thinking you were a Dunlop... or a Honda CB250rs which was just a silly backroads scratcher... I had way bigger bikes struggle on the tiny cumbrian lanes where I could throw the rs about with reckless abandon.
    But I used to get rides on mates crosser, think it was a honda CR But I’m not sure now... it had an on/off switch for an accelerator, but he had a big field to blat about in and I learned so much on it... I’d love summat like that now!
     
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  20. MTBskier

    MTBskier Well-Known Member

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    Honestly, my Speed Twin is probably my favorite/funnest bike I’ve ever owned. Handles like a dream, loads of character, and is a major head turner.
     
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