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A bit brutalized for my taste, but neat, if you're into that aesthetic.
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1979 Yamaha XS1100 Special
1969 (or '70 or '71) Triumph (Trophy or BSA) 250 -
Marty (in Mississippi)
XS1100SG
XS650SK
XS650SH
XS650G
XS6502F
XS650E -
Beauty(?)
is in the eye of the beholder
Tom Clisham
Age is relative YOU WON"T GET OLD TIL YOU SELL THE BIKE
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'78xs1100E ,all stock & original GONE TO WISCONSIN
'80 SG Vetter fairing,hard bags,trunk,fork brace,
stock headers with fishtail mufflers,black & beautiful GONE TO ARIZONA
79SF lowered,jardine 4/2 exhaust,pod filters,drilled rotors,fork brace, bar hopper
79SF 1 owner,8000 miles, restoring to completely original ( I hope) GONE TO FRANCEComment
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hmmmm.... might be a good parts bike for a fella like me. Depending on how low his OBO can go
Seattle is about 3 hours from meDon
1979 XS1100SF "Old Man" bought by my Dad brand new in 79, customized in 80 with Vetter, Standard tank, and touring seat. I inherited in 02 when Dad passed. Been riding it since 09. No resto, bike is a survivor...
2007 RoadStar 1700 Midnight Silverado "The Black Pearl" Cobra Slash-downs, K&N filter. More mods to come
old:
1989 kawi ex500
1996 yzf-r6
1999 yzf-r1
2001 kawi zx-6r
2000 Ducati 748
2002 YZF-R1
2005 V-Star 1100 ClassicComment
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Ouch. A buddy has an 80s Honda cb750 he rattle canned completely green to cover up its bad paint, scratches, etc. It was a $100 barn find used as a backup bike. We broke the engine free and changed fluids. It's amazing how much attention it gets. I just don't get it.82J · 81SH · 79SF Fire Damage · 78E · 79F Parts Bike · 04 Buell Blast
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