Supra Owner's Motorcycles

[GenericUser1]

I searched and didn't see a thread for this. I know a number of Supra owners also have bikes as I've seen them mentioned. Well lets see them.

I have a 2017 BMW R NineT with a few mods and several bigger mods on the way. It's a bit sad but just a catback for the Supra is about what I've spent for several things for the R9T.

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[Probaholic1]

I'll come back and post my last bike, right before I sold because I'll be getting another in a few months.

 

[Suggs.OR]

I actually just sold my Yamaha FJ-09 because I wasnt riding it really. I kind of regret selling it already but when I order more car parts for the supra with the money I wont be too disappointed.

 

[XtremeMaC]

Sold my blue/white GSX-R 600 long time ago as I moved to shitty-roads/weather-Michigan.

 

[Sigg]

18 Superduke R, Stage 3 Rottweiler system and Full Akra evo 2 racing system!

 

[Benjilis]

I wish I knew how to ride one.

 

[Suggs.OR]

I wish I knew how to ride one.

There are a lot of great beginner rider classes out there for under $300 for the weekend. It varies on where you are but a lot of these classes replace tests you would take at your DMV. I also got a savings on my insurance for taking this class so it was a win win. It's a couple hours of classroom and a written test then the other half of the class is learning how to do basic skills on a 250cc motorcycle. Usually they provide helmets.

In my opinion learning to ride is easy. The hard part is learning to anticipate everyone else's actions and continously watch other people so that you can keep yourself out of dangerous situations caused by others.

 

[Jeonsa]

I searched and didn't see a thread for this. I know a number of Supra owners also have bikes as I've seen them mentioned. Well lets see them.

I have a 2017 BMW R NineT with a few mods and several bigger mods on the way. It's a bit sad but just a catback for the Supra is about what I've spent for several things for the R9T.

Beautiful ride brotha. I can already hear that thump from that boxer

 

[Half Vast]

My Supra and her garage mate. A 1999 Valkyrie, 6 cylinder.

 

[GenericUser1]

There are a lot of great beginner rider classes out there for under $300 for the weekend. It varies on where you are but a lot of these classes replace tests you would take at your DMV. I also got a savings on my insurance for taking this class so it was a win win. It's a couple hours of classroom and a written test then the other half of the class is learning how to do basic skills on a 250cc motorcycle. Usually they provide helmets.

In my opinion learning to ride is easy. The hard part is learning to anticipate everyone else's actions and continously watch other people so that you can keep yourself out of dangerous situations caused by others.

Google MSF course and you should be able to find one in your area. 25 years ago when I learned it was done right at the DMV. They have a bike for you to learn on and at the end you take your test on that same bike. It’s the best way to do it. Then you just practice. The hardest part I think is the low speed maneuvers and learning to watch out for everything else.

 

[RWhiz]

 

[Nocturnal LE]

2014 Yamaha bolt... bought new back in ‘13. Can’t find a picture with car and bike together

 

[KongerR1]

I can't even fit my Supra in the garage cause we have too many two wheeled bikes and an ATV.
One of the bikes........

 

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2016 CBR500R

2019 CBR650R

2019 Fireblade

 

[SuupYota]

2016 CBR500R

2019 CBR650R

2019 Fireblade

Damnnn, dat Fireblade

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