How many bikes currently own?

Does Mrs. Kbasa know about all these bikes? If not .

Too many!!! Here is my ever growing stable. Sadly few run all at the same time due to my constant tinkering.

1) 2007 Triumph Thruxton - Nice bike, but its probably going toward a ktm 950 adventure soon
2) 2001 Ducati 998 - the "everyday" rider
3) 1990 Yamaha FZR400 - my first real bike at age 14. Illegal for me at the time, but the 250 nighthawk just didn't cut it. Still my favorite bike to this day.
4) 1990 Suzuki GSXR750 - high mileage survivor and latest purchase
5) 1989 Yamaha PW50 - my first bike
6) 1988 Yamaha YSR50 - what my dad used to race me and the PW on
7) 1987 FZR750RT - rough bike that needs restoring, but I couldn't pass it up. 1 of only 200
8) 1986 GSXR1100 - the same bike I used to somehow ride in front of my dad on instead of hanging on for dear life on the back. Beyond dangerous, but its what gave me the addiction. All original red bike.
9) 1976 Harley Bobber - just a project bike right now that I'm trying to finish before daytona. We'll see.
10) 1973 Triumph Tiger - it's pretty ratty, but it starts on the first kick every time! I just can't bare to tear it down to restore it.
11) 1971 BSA 650 Lightning - a beautiful bike that sadly has the seized motor sitting in pieces.
12) 1967 Honda CB450 Black Bomber - currently waiting restoration
13) 1963 Honda CB77 305 Superhawk - like the triumph, needs restoring, but its running.

I have an addiction, I admit it.

See below and I just bought a 2000 Cagiva Gran Canyon to be picked up this month or March.
All bikes are registrered and insured and running.

My wife said I need to join V.A. Vehicel Anonymous, yet she is supportive of the habit.

Cars are 95 Jaguar XJ6 VDP and a 95 Nissan 240SX

2007 KTM 990 Adv
2006 Suzuki DRZ 250
2003 FJR 1300
2002 KLR 650
1985 BMW K100RS
1969 Rickman Triumph 650
1974 Rickman Zundap 125 (Basket case)
1966 Triumph Bonneville (Basket case)
1964 Triumph T100SC (Basket case)

'72 dt100
'79 ts185
'82 xz550
'82 xz550
'83 xz550
'76 tt500

:) (everything except the tt and the 83 xz is for sale )

She claims the RT, RS and /2 as hers.

That's good. I was going to let you stash the /2 and another bike in the Raybasement.

It's all about the season!

05 Ski-Doo summit 800 151 Wife's
08 Ski-Doo XP 154 YA HOOOO!!
05 1200GS
06 KLR 650
07 K1200LT Wife's, I'm just the pilot

2002 Yamaha YZF600R I bought it as a basketcase for $1000.00. The bike has turned into a great sport touring bike for my wife and I or the bike is also great if I want to go find nice twisty roads with the guys.

2002 KTM 400EXC This is the second basketcase paid $1500.00 for this one. I just got it running this past week.I took it down to the frame and put it back together piece buy piece replacing what I needed to. This weekend I am going to finish the dual sport kit I am building for it.The reason I bought this one is has a clean street title .

This fall I sure I will be looking for another basketcase. I am addicted to motorcycles now and you can't have to many motorcycles.

I'm about to add my third;

1) '92 BMW K75- always good to go!

2) '?? Dnepr 2wd sidecar- groceries, Home Depot, and mud flingin'

3) '79 Yamaha XS650- I was original owner, after a 27 year hiatus it will coming home for some TLC.

For women riders, I think bikes should be like shoes...one for every mood and outfit! I own a:

2007 BMW 650GS, my favorite, goes everywhere, always ready for an international adventure

2007 Triumph Scrambler, looks good on the street, goes really fast

Suzuki DRZ400, 10 years old, still runs, don't care if I drop it in the mud offroad

A cheap Chinese Rocketa, 250 cc, great, small, inexpensive motorcycle to teach my women friends how to ride around the farm

My sig line has a few; more in Mukluks25's categories:

1. 1961 Honda C102 stepthrough heh heh heh

2. The antique road racers, '51 Royal Enfield, '79 TZ350 and "82 CB1100F

3. The 2 70s OSSAs, one for trials and one for trails

5. 1964 Honda CB77 (got my license in '68..)

From the high point at six I have thinned the stable to two bikes. I think two will be my max from now on. More than that just takes too much time to maintain. I found that with more than two most of the others always needed something and that kept me from enjoying them completely when I rode them.

My current two (and I fully expect to rotate regularly) are a 07 KTM Super Enduro and an ex AMA road race Honda F4i.

Man, the KTM is a hoot, it is just plain fun to ride everywhere except tight sandy single track, so I avoid that - no loss for me.

The Honda is a great track day weapon - lets me get my high speed ya-ya's out without the complications of blue lights and handcuffs.

Y'all keep on ridin!

Sitting at four currently (reference signature).

Unless my wife decides that she wants to ride and needs a bike, I don't see the numbers changing anytime soon.

Started with a Harley Road King, then bought the GS to RTW after retirement (still a couple years off). Sold the Harley bought the KTM to learn to ride the GS. Next will probably buy a Trials bike to learn to ride the KTM. Then probably a bicycle to learn the trials bike. Its all about the ride right?

I call this "disease" MBS for multiple bike syndrome - it's contagious. I buy & sell a couple each year, Currently

08 H/D Street Glide (touring)
08 Buell Ulysses (daily Hill Country rides & short trips)
07 Ultra Classic (my wife's ride)

I've previously owned Honda, Ducati, Kawasaki, and BMW models, generally sport tourers. I've never seen a bike that doesn't have some particular attribute that I like.

free bird

Eight that I can ride! I wonder if there is ever enough

1995 Honda CBR 600 F3
2003 KLR 650
2004 KLR Concours

Interestingly, or not, the oldest bike is the most technologically advanced.

2000 fz426
2006 KLR650
2007 V-strom dl1000

Three seems to be enough for what I want to be able to do.

2007 was a good year!

07 KTM 950 SMR
07 KTM 990 Super Duke
07 Aprilia Tuono
06 Honda VFR800
07 Honda CRF230

Replaced
03 HD VRod
03 Honda CBR600
84 Honda v65 sabre ( still miss her)