Re: Introductions - Introduce yourself here...

[katana_ron]

Hi Todd and Phil,

Yeah, more so cal riders. I love Little T. I ride it on lunch break at times and love to use it as the loop from Santa Clarita, to Big T up to Wrightwood.

Looks like we need to coordinate a ride through there.

Welcome to the board.

[Tripletap]

Originally Posted by LoriLee

Hi;

My name is LoriLee and I'm just getting started in this whole sport bike thing. I've been basically a passanger, but want to get a bike of my own this spring. I'm usually on the back of a Suzuki GSX1300R Hayabusa, which is totally hot, but I will be more tame and purchase a Suzuki GSX R600 for myself. I can handle 440 pounds, but I'm not very big.

Well glad to be able to say hi and hopefully I will actually be riding my own bike soon.

LoriLee

Welcome to the cockpit!! It's a completely different experience being in control of the throttle. The right wrist is directly connected to the muscles in your face. A twist of the the throttle =
Congratulations and shiny side up.

[jorgefhoyos]

Hey people. I'm form San Diego but was raised in Tijuana and live there.
I love riding the SD and Cali canyons on my '02R1. I've been riding sportbikes for about five years and more than 100K miles now. (I've had 2 R6s, a Kawi ZR-7s naked touring bike and the R1)

Here I am at Azusa last fall.



See you guys on the road. Stay rubber side up.

[mongo]

Originally Posted by Scally

Hey, how are you doing !!!

I ride Little 'T' myself. I get on at Sunland, ride out to AFH and along to Upper big 'T', which is 9 miles of sweeping fast curves with great tarmac. (When the CHP are harrassing the youngsters on ACH !!)

I used to own a 1200 Bandit in the UK and loved it. Sadly, I think that my FZ1 is a better ride than the Bandit.

I'm a local boy so I dump into Little "T" from Placerita Canyon and Buzz over to Sunland and do the reverse trip back home for a quick blast it makes for a good technical ride!!



I live off of Bouquet Canyon so I ride the loop up Bouquet Canyon cut across Spunky Canyon then down San Francisquito Canyon road then back home to kill an hour!

[nikkozrx]

Been riding street bikes for over 30 years now. From old Brits, sport touring, superbikes, and now a ZRX1200. The best all around bike I have owned in a very long time. Just spent the Christmas break doing several modifications, mostly cosmetic and protective stuff. Motorcycles have been and will be my favorite hobby.

Nikko

[guerilla biker]

Hey there! New to the site. Found out about pashnit from the BARF site.

[katana_ron]

Todd - great video. Love the music.

[mongo]

Originally Posted by katana_ron

Todd - great video. Love the music.

Glad you liked it!

[trampus]

Hey y'all, Greetings from from the great state of Georgia! Intermitently, I ride a "44 BSA 500 (British Army surplus). As a more practical everyday ride I am considering something a tad more reliable, to say nothing of better brakes, parts availability... well you get my drift. Looked at Royal Enfield, but not sure I am really trading up! The Ural 750 with driven side car drew second, and third looks, but servicibility? Needs more sober thought.BMW, perhaps the highest refined of all, just a little strong for the budget. Ah yes, there is Triumph. Decidedly cool is the Bonneville; and the Scrambler is almost too cool ! I'm trying, unsuccessfully, to over look Suzi 805, Kaw 900, and Honda Spirit 750. Great machines......but vanilla.Ouch. But I say that in the kindest of ways. I mean am I just settling? Where is the eye popping, the second long look, the "Wow" factor? Oh, oh,oh and then of course; MotoGuzzi. Could fall in love there. What the #@!* happened to Norton? And lastly, daring consideration, nay wistful homage, given HD. Oviously perhaps, I am lookig for a commuting, cruising, able to tour machine; that is reliable, easily maintained, and inexpensive to purchase. The only other requirement is that at its very sight I will long for the road. Not asking too much, I think. Please tell me yor thoughts on my thoughts

[officetroll]

Hi,

Yes, new to the site here but not new to riding the backroads and highways. Have several that I ride with and only recently sold my bike. Had an '83 Sportster and sold it to a friends son so he can keep it going strong. Runs like a rabbit.

Plan on doing alot of exploring with my partner this year, and finding more hidden spots on the backroads in the mountains. Love to ride backroads alot more than the highways. That is just a way to get somewhere faster and the world just streaks by.

Always remember, it does not matter what you ride as long as you ride.

Ride safe and have a wonderful day.

Officetroll