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				Posted: Fri Jun 30, 2006 8:45 am
				by nobby
				Regular city steed - I'll stick with my zzr600  
Curvy stuff and nice mountain rides - a big orange ZX10R
Roughing it across the country - Past it.. I'll take a 2litre Vulcan cruiser though for those runsl along the GOR.
Track Dayz - a comfy chair and a six pack of JD&Coke
Tinkering in the shed - 1938 Panther 600cc single sloper, cause my dad rode one.
			 
			
					
				
				Posted: Fri Jun 30, 2006 8:47 am
				by Green Ninja
				Regular city steed - BMW K1200R 
Curvy stuff and nice mountain rides - ZX10R 
Roughing it across the country - KTM Superduke, Yamaha MT-01 
Track Days - Ducati Desmosedici RR
Tinkering in the shed - Harley Davidson V-rod
			 
			
					
				
				Posted: Fri Jun 30, 2006 9:02 am
				by Strika
				I won't put in any pics of my toy box at work, (Stereo will see it tomorrow) so a garage itself or workshop is sorted, now to fill it!
streets- Z1000.
hills- zx6r 
track toy- 1995 ZX6R F1 ex Troy Bayliss SS bike......drool even now...mmm 
stunter- Aprilia SXV550
project- 1967 Mustang Fastback 
commuter- The dirty Hornet commuter bike!
There are also a few more toys I would like in there too room and finances pending.
Mick Doohan's RC30 SBK he rode here in OZ.
A Cagiva 500 GP bike........mmmmmmmmm.
A road going RC30
A Kawasaki 750 Triple...............Still get tingles up my spine over this one. It;'s one hairy mother F. muddaboik! 
 
 
The 1996 ZX7R Muzzy bike that Gobert Hosed everyone with at the Island that year.
And a full dress tourer like a BMW K1200LT as an interstate bike!
 
			
					
				
				Posted: Fri Jun 30, 2006 12:27 pm
				by Smitty
				Strika wrote:
There are also a few more toys I would like in there too room and finances pending...snip..
A Kawasaki 750 Triple...............Still get tingles up my spine over this one. It;'s one hairy mother F. muddaboik! 
 
 
 
aaah another who likes 2stroke triples 
 
 
Strika
I had the famous Kwak 500cc triple but when it came time to upgrade
I thought the Suzi 750 'bottle' had it all over the Kwaka version
so I bought one of those 'murderous' mudderbykes
in fact
the Kwaka 500 triple was better than the larger 750cc version
...imho of course 
and thats why I want anuvver one in my garage 
 
 
cheers
 
			
					
				
				Posted: Fri Jun 30, 2006 1:04 pm
				by Strika
				Recent perusals thru classic bike mags is demonstrating a resurgence in those two stroke triples. The 750 has been sought after for some time, and now the 500's are really good property. The 350's have not yet peaked, so they would be a great option as a restorer. However, the 500 and 750 still give me those tingles, and If one came my way at the right money, I would grab it with both of my grubby little hands!!! 
 
 
But that Cagiva 500 would be a definate for the odd occasional track day when a motor rebuild was affordable 

   Imagine lapping the Island on that little red Rocket!!! 
I remember riding a SBK in 1996 ( a full local factory jobbie) and that put out prolly 140-150 at the wheel and would wheelspin onto the straight!! Imagine what that peaky little red Cagiva would do........Bahahahaha! I don't reckon I would stop laughing for a week!!
 
			
					
				
				Posted: Sat Jul 01, 2006 6:55 pm
				by Neka79
				Strika wrote:........Bahahahaha! I don't reckon I would stop laughing for a week!!
mate with all the broken ribs,  i dont think ud be able to laugh for a month!!
they are snappy little toms those things...
 
			
					
				
				Posted: Sat Jul 01, 2006 7:22 pm
				by Strika
				Neka79 wrote:Strika wrote:........Bahahahaha! I don't reckon I would stop laughing for a week!!
mate with all the broken ribs,  i dont think ud be able to laugh for a month!!
they are snappy little toms those things...
 
Mmmm Ribs are getting better by the day Neka! Even managed some bedroom gymnastics last night. The wife was a bit pissed off when she caught me though! 

 
			
					
				
				Posted: Sat Jul 01, 2006 9:06 pm
				by gizmo
				I don't know about a dream Garage, but currently mine has...
2003 Kawa ZXR636 minus a Akrapovic can with some bits of raceglass on it that I didn't scratch/crack from QR lowside Queens B'day weekend...
2006 Suzuki DRZ400E that I bought on Thursday to do skids & spinnys on the dirt...
1998 Hunda CR250 MXer that needs an engine rebuild....
1980 Hunda CT90 that needs the tyres pumped up & maybe some general TLC...
1992 Ford Courier ute for dump runs & general town useage
1997 Nissan 200SX with a few minor mods....
1988 Mongoose Californian Pro BMX in pieces....
Lots of dirt, Leaves, a few carpet & u'lay offcuts to add comfort to my butt on the concrete...
Tins of paint, Bags of concrete, about 8 sheets of 6mm F/C sheeting & a rubbish bin for my 5 year clean outs....
My (3) dogs when it's too cold for them outside....
			 
			
					
				
				Posted: Sat Jul 01, 2006 10:34 pm
				by krusty
				I'd want a mix of 2 and 4 strokes
2 strokes, a triple with performance chambers, a gp rep and a motox
4 strokes, a mighty zxr1200 with a few upgrades, a K1200GT for the long rides with the girl and a R1200GS for the trip up to Lake Eyre or along the Gunbarrel Hwy
			 
			
					
				
				Posted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 2:30 pm
				by Neka79
				Strika wrote:Neka79 wrote:Strika wrote:........Bahahahaha! I don't reckon I would stop laughing for a week!!
mate with all the broken ribs,  i dont think ud be able to laugh for a month!!
they are snappy little toms those things...
 
Mmmm Ribs are getting better by the day Neka! Even managed some bedroom gymnastics last night. The wife was a bit pissed off when she caught me though! 

 
mate..i wasnt talking abt the current status of ribs..i was talking abt the future status of the ribs if u had a 500gp 2 stroker....
might as well get all ribs removed now..save u breaking em every high side...and surely thered be other side benefits....mwahahahaha
 
			
					
				
				Posted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 7:59 pm
				by Phil
				if i could swap/trade the rm for a klx400 and the zeph for a zrx11/12 that would do me.
although a zxr750r track bike - robbie phillis's TKA bike from 94 would do nicely
			 
			
					
				
				Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 6:02 pm
				by MadKaw
				Strika wrote:Recent perusals thru classic bike mags is demonstrating a resurgence in those two stroke triples. The 750 has been sought after for some time, and now the 500's are really good property. The 350's have not yet peaked, so they would be a great option as a restorer. However, the 500 and 750 still give me those tingles, and If one came my way at the right money, I would grab it with both of my grubby little hands!!! 
 
 
But that Cagiva 500 would be a definate for the odd occasional track day when a motor rebuild was affordable 

   Imagine lapping the Island on that little red Rocket!!! 
I remember riding a SBK in 1996 ( a full local factory jobbie) and that put out prolly 140-150 at the wheel and would wheelspin onto the straight!! Imagine what that peaky little red Cagiva would do........Bahahahaha! I don't reckon I would stop laughing for a week!!
 
No excuses now.
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/KAWASAKI-H2R-750 ... dZViewItem 
			
					
				
				Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 10:44 pm
				by sneakypete
				Regular city steed - ZX9R
Curvy stuff and nice mountain rides - YZF R6 
Roughing it across the country - TRIUMPH TIGER 
Track Dayz...Honda 250 GP bike
Racing - Triumph 675 
Tinkering in the shed - RVF400, PE175 (which i have), VL commodore
and an understanding missus who will let me do all this.... oh, and money