Is your F6B the only bike you own Now?

[Primo]

Had 6 bikes in the garage a few weeks ago.

Sold the two Ruckus' and sent the Street Glide to a shop for consignment sale.

Down to 3 now, the F6B, a 82 GL1100I my son and I are slowly converting to a naked wing and my retooled 1980 CB750F Super Sport:

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[six2go]

Right now it is. I traded my '98 Valkyrie & '08 650 V-Strom in on the "6". I really miss that Suzuki so who know what the future holds.

[bobbyf6b]

Two for me. If have a dozen if I had the money and the room.

F6B and 05 Sportster 1200 Custom.

[Robert]

I have a Yamaha FZ1 for those times when I have the need for a little speed.

[hiflyer]

When I bought the F6, I had several. Not anymore. This is it, for a reason.

[opas ride]

One is enough for this guy...You can only ride one at time and that works fine for me....Happy for those with many bikes, but I personally do not need/want the hassle and expense....Too each his own!!!

[kjelders]

I'm down to one. I had an 07 Ultra and 07 Level III Wing. Now, just my F6B. Oh, and my Jeep Rubicon, for when I want to play in the mud.

[Texas TC]

I have had up to three at one time. One for my ride, wife's ride, and when the third one became a rack to dry towels on after washing the other two, I sold it. I am down to one now and will most probably remain that way since the wife has given up riding. If I am only going to have one, the F6B is a pretty good choice.

[richw56]

I've always stuck to one bike at a time.
Now it's the F6B, and I doubt I'll be replacing that any time soon.

[Injun Joe]

I have had up to three at one time. One for my ride, wife's ride, and when the third one became a rack to dry towels on after washing the other two, I sold it. I am down to one now and will most probably remain that way since the wife has given up riding. If I am only going to have one, the F6B is a pretty good choice.

That's one of the pleasant surprises I've had with the F6B -- It's really a very versatile bike. It's nimble enough that I'm OK with it around town whereas some other bikes sat in the garage a lot more if it was just going to be a quickie trip. The saddle bags don't hold as much as I thought they might but I'm sure with some kind of top bag, I'll be more than pleased with it on extended trips as well. Twisties are fabulous for such a big bike and it's a real pleasure on a day or overnight trip. In fact, I think it's extended my daily range by a couple hundred miles. I haven't actually had a chance to prove that out yet, but that's what it feels like. All in all, The Black is one of the best all arounders I've yet to come across.