GPZ-750
Indian Chief
Honda Pacific Coast 800 ('96-97)

Sport 1000. 

Wish: Norton Commando. 

Quote from: GLantern on August 13, 2008, 11:56:16 AM
BMW R1200GS Adventure first and foremost, i would never own a car again with this and get special racks or a trailer for my surfboard, snowboard and whatever else!
Hypermotard

Haha, I think it would be cool to rig the 1200gs with a trailer, that way I can haul a track bike with the BMW and not need a car   Imagine the looks!

Quote from: akmnstr on August 13, 2008, 12:58:33 PM
What excellent taste you have, my complements.  Too bad that Bonnie ain't for sale.  But I can tell you where you can go and to pick it up.  Ride
to Homer Alaska and then continue driving southwest for another 15 miles.  Ya can't miss it . 

I'll be calling you when I make my way up to the great state of Alaska!  Its on my short list once I finish school. 

I want this limited edition Hayabusa Ducati: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Motorcycles___HAYABUSA-WITH-A-360-CONVERSION-KIT-SEXY_W0QQitemZ110279295726QQddnZMotorcyclesQQddiZ2283QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item110279295726&_trkparms=39%3A1%7C65%3A10%7C240%3A1318&_trksid=p4506.c0.m245&timeout=1218669156494

my short list of bikes, but I can't afford any of them at the moment:

i have a monster, but some day I'll get a M1000s in the senna paint scheme, I prefer the DSS
bmw r100CS in black with some nice krausers
something for sport touring, I love the multi minus the looks, but I want to ride across country soon. SO something that would work for that better than my monster in terms of comfort and storage. perhaps a triumph sprint st or a used st3 or 4

Quote from: 707soldier on August 13, 2008, 07:44:29 AM
BMW HP2 Sport
Ducati 848
Triumph Speed Triple

+1 Triumph Speed Triple very sweet ride

My short list.......

Monster 800 or 1000
Honda 919
Street Triple

DRZ400SM was on the short list until I purchased it.

As much as I love the L-twin, I demoed a kawasaki concours 14 a few weeks ago and it's been on my sport tourer short list ever since.

Great brakes, nice seat and a gobs of power on tap.

Wildly varying degrees of reasonability and practicality, but these are the ones that seem to hang around on the list longer than a fleeting "I want that!"

- 1999-ish through 2001 Monster 750 or 900, with a lean toward the 900.

- Similar era 748.

- Early 90s BMW Paris-Dakar:


- 1976-78 Suzuki GS400 (or maybe a GS550/GS750):

had a lot of thoughts lately:
07/08 600RR or 08 GSX-R600 (track/race)
08 Ninja 250R or a 01-03 F4i (maybe for a 2nd track bike?)
DRZ400SM for the street, though I'd rather have a Yamaha street 'tard a bit faster than the 250 they've got now.  Obviously I'd rather have a hypermotard but I doubt I'll have that much $$$$ for a while

actually with my current budget, none of those are really bikes I can "afford"
does Wal-Mart still sell bicycles under $100?  I might could afford one of those after saving up for a couple months!

in no particular order ...

Desmosedici RR
RC30
1098R
749R
NCR New Blue
750 F1
900 SL

Short list of bikes I can afford.

  Ducati S2R 1100
  Ducati ST3
  Triumph Street Triple R
 

hmm, dont have a bike as of yet: (never owned one)

monster 620/695
s2r 800
daytona 675

will hopefully start out on a monster then to the triumph. then in 5+ years a NEW duc sportbike.

1. Honda CBR 600RR
2. Ducati 848
3. KTM 990 Superduke or KTM 690 Duke

1098
Suzuki gsxr 1000 k8
monster s4rs

only one of them will be in my garage in may 2009 (next to my monster 900)   

Quote from: matt922 on August 13, 2008, 08:22:08 PM
hmm, dont have a bike as of yet: (never owned one)

monster 620/695
s2r 800
daytona 675

will hopefully start out on a monster then to the triumph. then in 5+ years a NEW duc sportbike.

Daytona 675, awesome bike