My L5 (2015) GSXR750
Love the inverted fork!Here’s a few pics of my 85 CB650SC Nighthawk. I bought it non-running and designed and built it in my garage. Lots of custom designed and 3D printed parts, completely new electronics and ignition setup, GSXR750 front end. It’s not super fast, but it handles really well, super nimble and a great canyon bike.
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Here’s a few pics of my 85 CB650SC Nighthawk. I bought it non-running and designed and built it in my garage. Lots of custom designed and 3D printed parts, completely new electronics and ignition setup, GSXR750 front end. It’s not super fast, but it handles really well, super nimble and a great canyon bike.
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That's sad to hear but im pretty much in the same boat. As much as I love riding and my bike, where I live just isn't conducive to owning one. I get to ride maybe 3-4 months out of the year, the rest of the time it's either too cold or too rainy.Love two wheels but will be giving it up and sticking to 4 with the GRC…better chance of survival should things go south View attachment 1593
Nice looking bike.
Very nice!
Stay away from KTM 390.I'm doing my research on my first bike now. Been considering it for years, but I'm going to go take my MSF in a week and a half.
Will most likely end up with a KTM 390 Duke. A Kawasaki Z400 is also a contender. I'm really liking what I can find of naked bikes. A nice compromise between the comfort of a cruiser and the fun of a sports bike.
Really? Almost every single article I can find says the 2020+ 390 Duke is hands down the best starter bike for a naked/sport bike. Why stay away from it?Stay away from KTM 390.