What next

In my 12 months riding career and in my quest for a new (to me) bike, I have
now ridden the following:

Warrior 125 (hope my mates don't see me)
Honda CG125 (An almost religious experience in hindsight)
Kawasaki ER-5 (Predictable)
Bandit 600 Naked (Couldn't stop red lining it)
Aprilia Pegaso 650 (Lots of low down torque)
BMW F650 (As above)
Honda CB500 Faired (Ooh nice, thanks serf)
Yamaha TDM850 (Pulls from 0 to 80 in 3rd, nice for a lazy git like me)
Honda CB500 Naked (It's like you have always been riding it straight away)

Don't seem much point buying another bike, never ridden so much since I sold
the Bandit

D

 

At the moment my preference is for twins after riding the Bandit for 10
months.

Your right about the V twins though, only ones I have come across is the
SV650... not my thing.

D

 

<innocent>

*cough*

</i>

 

*cough*parallel*cough*

 

I'm sorry to have to correct you, but on average, they each have three.

 

Mark Olson wrote

What is that supposed to mean?

 

(2 + 4) / 2 = 3

The Kwak's a twin.

 

So I can add a triple to my list then

D

 

Both, actually.

If you feel the need to ride in skin, join us in Derbyshire for the
End Of Summer Meet in a few weeks time ...

 

Aprilia RS250

YKIMS

 

Ah thanks Pip ))

D

 

No worries David ... or is it Katie at weekends?

 

<fx> puts non-smutty head on</fx>

Naked = Unfaired Motor Bicycle

HTH, D

 

it's a 0-degree v-twin, innit.

 

Just like the angle between these two fingers I'm waving at the screen,
then.

 

360, surely?

 

<innocent>

The book says 270.

</i>

 

Sorry, Pip, but I can't think of anyone less able to carry off an
innocent look. Except perhaps Lady Nina.

 

Don't you try apologising, you fucking ****.

You're dead, you are. Fucking dead.

 

[tdm 850]

go on then, maths-boy, what's the difference?