1981 Kawasaki KZ 550 - new - March of my senior year in high school after years of "discussions" with my mom about riding motorcycles. It only took me 30 years and 15 bikes later to get mom on e back for a ride - in her late 70s! I made it around the block and into second gear when she tapped out and the ride ended. Number 2 was a 76 Kawi 900, the only bike I regret selling...........
Brand new 1970 Honda 70 with fold down handlebars and fat donut looking tires. Cost $400
1975 KZ400. I purchased in 1977.
1981 Honda CB900.
It oughta be a crime to have this much fun on a motorcycle.
1960' s Rupp mini bike at age 4or 5, I think. Dad was a motorcycle nut too.
Smashed my fingers in a crash and lost the finger nails on my right hand.
Little did I know...
4 Wheels Move the Body
2 Wheels Move the Soul
In Loving Memory of My Brother
"Death Waits In The Dark"
2013 F6B Deluxe
Honda CT 50 was the coolest bike ever for a 8 yr old kid .
I got Triumph 66 TT special that had no lights from the factory.
This bike was built to run flat track. It was 650cc, it was 1967 and on long Island
it was great to ride islande before all the traffic appeared out on the island.
What a pain that bike was, but I didnot know o care.
Then I started to find the honda 750s later on and the great Yamaha 650s that were
everything that the british wished they would have done.
1967 Honda CB160 bought in '78.
1975 Kawi triple 500 2-stroke. Very fast. Wish I still had it.
1972 Honda CL-175 Scrambler.
BTW, that 1970 CT-70 restored today would be worth more than it was new a few times over. Those little mini-bikes are still out there running strong.
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