You know what this garage needs?

[HurricaneHeather]

http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e183/hurricaneheather/Garage1.jpg


I think it needs another bike.

http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e183/hurricaneheather/Garage2.jpg

An attempt to acclamate the new arrival to its new home.

http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e183/hurricaneheather/BSLS.jpg

There is still room for more as far as I can tell. :shrug:

http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e183/hurricaneheather/Garage3.jpg

[azoomm]

Certainly! Nice find!

[Dave]

love your collection. i want me a 2stroke for my next beater/project. friday i spotted a 70s suzuki gt250 in terrible shape in north philly. wanted to steal it sooo bad :lol:

[HurricaneHeather]

love your collection. i want me a 2stroke for my next beater/project. friday i spotted a 70s suzuki gt250 in terrible shape in north philly. wanted to steal it sooo bad :lol:

Thanks...it's getting a little ridiculous, but I have nothing else to do so whatever. :lol:

[Particle Man]

*insert wolf-whistle here*

[Mr Lefty]

how many run?

I dig the KLR... those bikes are fuck'n mules

[Riceaholic]

My old man had a CB 550 that he ran his mobile locksmith service with for 15+ years. Had well over 200k on the clock and still ran like a top when he sold it.

[psychochild28]

Nice looking garage!

[HurricaneHeather]

how many run?

I dig the KLR... those bikes are fuck'n mules

The KLR and Harley run. Those are my dad's. The KLR is a blast to ride for short rides. Anymore than 100 miles and my whole body feels like a tuning fork. :lol:

The Honda fires up, but seeing as it has no rear wheel, swing arm or chain on it...it doesn't go anywhere. :lol:

The two Bridgestones...we have no idea about those. We got the gold one home last night and took off the rear wheel because it was locked up. The drums were seized up and all the aluminum inside was corroded. The whole hub was full of sand. :scratch: We aren't sure how the sand got in there, but the guy we got it from didn't have the whole story when he got it, so he wasn't sure what it had been through.

[HurricaneHeather]

My old man had a CB 550 that he ran his mobile locksmith service with for 15+ years. Had well over 200k on the clock and still ran like a top when he sold it.

This one has about 16K on it. I think it'll be a street bike when we get it operating properly.

[Mr Lefty]

The KLR and Harley run. Those are my dad's. The KLR is a blast to ride for short rides. Anymore than 100 miles and my whole body feels like a tuning fork. :lol:


you get used to it... all singles are like that... or so I've been told.

I actually enjoy the buzziness of my DRZ... that whole "more fun to ride a slow bike fast than a fast bike slow thing" the RR felt bored at anything less than 60 unless it was deals gapish.

[Gas Man]

Nice looking garage!
coaster

[Adeptus_Minor]

There is still room for more as far as I can tell. :shrug:

http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e183/hurricaneheather/Garage3.jpg


True, but given how many are under construction, you need space to spread out parts. :whistle::wink:

[Cass]

There's plenty of room for more LOL

I helped a friend relocate a '79 Yamaha 750 he bought for $50 Saturday AM.... brakes were seized so badly we had to pull the effin thing down the trailer. Not entirely a bad thing though.

[Rider]

Your garage needs a beer fridge and a paint job for starters.

[HurricaneHeather]

It's a garage, not a lounge. :lol:

You have fun with your decoration projects, I have bikes to work on. :wink:

[Amber Lamps]

Your garage needs a beer fridge and a paint job for starters.

I was thinking a stripper pole and a couple hot chicks... but a fridge and paint wouldn't hurt, I guess...