Time for a survey?
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Originally Posted By: Jeff_D
Non-metric
vintage/touring
1984 HD FLH Electra-Glide
Originally Posted By: Zedhed
I will graph and post results after a reasonable period of time, the data can be used to determine the demographics of the members here and possibly lead to fewer verbal sparring matches.
I'm curious as to how knowing what people ride will lead to fewer verbal sparring matches?
You'll have to wait and see.....
Non-metric
vintage/touring
1984 HD FLH Electra-Glide
Originally Posted By: Zedhed
I will graph and post results after a reasonable period of time, the data can be used to determine the demographics of the members here and possibly lead to fewer verbal sparring matches.
I'm curious as to how knowing what people ride will lead to fewer verbal sparring matches?
You'll have to wait and see.....
Metric
Dual-Sport
Suzuki DL1000 V-Strom
Dual-Sport
Suzuki DL1000 V-Strom
Metric
Cruiser
2004 Honda Shadow Aero 750
Cruiser
2004 Honda Shadow Aero 750
Metric
Adventure/Tourer
1987 BMW R65
Adventure/Tourer
1987 BMW R65
1.
Metric
Sport-tourer
2003 Kawasaki Concours
2.
Metric
Dual sport
2008 Kawasaki KLR650
3.
Metric
Ancient
1972 Honda CL350K4
Metric
Sport-tourer
2003 Kawasaki Concours
2.
Metric
Dual sport
2008 Kawasaki KLR650
3.
Metric
Ancient
1972 Honda CL350K4
1. Metric
2. Standard
3. Suzuki SV650 (nekkid!)
2. Standard
3. Suzuki SV650 (nekkid!)
Originally Posted By: Zedhed
Originally Posted By: GMBoy
Originally Posted By: Smoky14
metric
metric
sport (at the time)
1979 RD400 Daytona
Still in the shipping crate 0 miles
WOW!
Why?
Always had a fondness for the 2stroke and this was the last model Yamaha imported kind of in your face to the EPA.
Originally Posted By: GMBoy
Originally Posted By: Smoky14
metric
metric
sport (at the time)
1979 RD400 Daytona
Still in the shipping crate 0 miles
WOW!
Why?
Always had a fondness for the 2stroke and this was the last model Yamaha imported kind of in your face to the EPA.
1. Metric
2. Sportbike
3. 2006 CBR600RR
2. Sportbike
3. 2006 CBR600RR
Originally Posted By: boraticus
"The verbal sparring matches will cease only when the people with the bugs up their saddles about loud pipes and too much chrome quit starting things."
I must have missed the part of the survey that says "place irrelevant comments here".
That it doesn't please you does not surprise me.
"The verbal sparring matches will cease only when the people with the bugs up their saddles about loud pipes and too much chrome quit starting things."
I must have missed the part of the survey that says "place irrelevant comments here".
That it doesn't please you does not surprise me.
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Guys -- I'm going to classify V-Stroms and Versys' as Adventure touring, Dual-Sports are like KLRs and DRs. I will add a Standard category for those types of bikes. Also, I guess I need to add vintage too.
Thanks for responses, no thanks for the beginning of the sparring matches. Can't you all let that go?
Thanks for responses, no thanks for the beginning of the sparring matches. Can't you all let that go?
Originally Posted By: Smoky14
Originally Posted By: Zedhed
Originally Posted By: GMBoy
Originally Posted By: Smoky14
metric
metric
sport (at the time)
1979 RD400 Daytona
Still in the shipping crate 0 miles
WOW!
Why?
Always had a fondness for the 2stroke and this was the last model Yamaha imported kind of in your face to the EPA.
That was the last air cooled two stroke they exported. Then came the RD350 LC liquid cooled, followed by the RZ350 which I think ceased production in Japan in 1992. Production then shifted to Brazil and stopped there in 1996.
That's a real gem you have there!
Originally Posted By: Zedhed
Originally Posted By: GMBoy
Originally Posted By: Smoky14
metric
metric
sport (at the time)
1979 RD400 Daytona
Still in the shipping crate 0 miles
WOW!
Why?
Always had a fondness for the 2stroke and this was the last model Yamaha imported kind of in your face to the EPA.
That was the last air cooled two stroke they exported. Then came the RD350 LC liquid cooled, followed by the RZ350 which I think ceased production in Japan in 1992. Production then shifted to Brazil and stopped there in 1996.
That's a real gem you have there!
Metric
Sport Touring
1985 BMW R80RT
Metric
Cruiser
2000 Honda Shadow Aero 1100
Metric
Dual Sport
2006 Kawasaki KLR 650
Non-Metric
Touring/Cruiser
2006 Harley-Davidson Road King Classic
Sport Touring
1985 BMW R80RT
Metric
Cruiser
2000 Honda Shadow Aero 1100
Metric
Dual Sport
2006 Kawasaki KLR 650
Non-Metric
Touring/Cruiser
2006 Harley-Davidson Road King Classic
Metric
Cruiser
2005 Honda VTX1300
Cruiser
2005 Honda VTX1300
1.Metric
Touring
2008 Goldwing 10,000 miles
2.Metric
Dual Sport
2008 Yamaha WR250R 700 miles
3-6 Metric
Vintage
1977-1978 Kawasaki KZ650s, 1700,23000,67000,168000 miles
7 Metric
Vintage
1979 Kawasaki KZ1000MKII 80000 miles
8 Metric
Vintage
1980 Kawasaki KZ1000ST 4000 miles
9 Metric
Vintage
1974 Kawasaki H2 750 10,000 miles
10 Metric
Cruiser
2009 Honda Shadow 750 Aero Brand new last Thurs with 42 miles. Wifes bike.
Touring
2008 Goldwing 10,000 miles
2.Metric
Dual Sport
2008 Yamaha WR250R 700 miles
3-6 Metric
Vintage
1977-1978 Kawasaki KZ650s, 1700,23000,67000,168000 miles
7 Metric
Vintage
1979 Kawasaki KZ1000MKII 80000 miles
8 Metric
Vintage
1980 Kawasaki KZ1000ST 4000 miles
9 Metric
Vintage
1974 Kawasaki H2 750 10,000 miles
10 Metric
Cruiser
2009 Honda Shadow 750 Aero Brand new last Thurs with 42 miles. Wifes bike.
Originally Posted By: Zedhed
Alright, let's see who rides what.....
1. Choose whether you ride a metric or non-metric bike
2. State if it is a cruiser, tourer, sport-tourer, adventure-tourer, sport-bike, scooter, or trike.
3. Specify year, make, and model to verify.
4. Omit any accessories, pricing and NO OPINIONS about brands.
I will graph and post results after a reasonable period of time, the data can be used to determine the demographics of the members here and possibly lead to fewer verbal sparring matches.
Doesn't the answer to question #3 also answer the other questions?
Bike #1
non-metric
cruiser
'04 Harley Heritage Classic
Bike #2
metric
adventure tourer
'07 BMR R1200GS Adventure
Alright, let's see who rides what.....
1. Choose whether you ride a metric or non-metric bike
2. State if it is a cruiser, tourer, sport-tourer, adventure-tourer, sport-bike, scooter, or trike.
3. Specify year, make, and model to verify.
4. Omit any accessories, pricing and NO OPINIONS about brands.
I will graph and post results after a reasonable period of time, the data can be used to determine the demographics of the members here and possibly lead to fewer verbal sparring matches.
Doesn't the answer to question #3 also answer the other questions?
Bike #1
non-metric
cruiser
'04 Harley Heritage Classic
Bike #2
metric
adventure tourer
'07 BMR R1200GS Adventure
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