Beeb Blog

     I was thinking about bikes I have ridden in the past and realized that it's quite a few! So here's a chronological list with pictures I have of me on a few:

First motorcycle ever:

1989 Honda CR125 - Where my love for two-strokes was born

1973 Honda Trail 90 - Where is the clutch?

1976 Honda Trail 125 - I hadn't ridden my 125 much yet so gears = confusion

2003 Honda CR250 - A two-stroke... with torque??

1984 Honda Interceptor 1000 - 10,000 miles of bliss

1999 Kawasaki KX 125 - So much smaller than my CR, felt like a toy

1999 Suzuki Hayabusa - I.E. a rocketship with wheels

1984 Yamaha RZ500 - Delicious two-stroke fun on pavement

2004 Harley V-Rod - These bikes don't like the cases scrapped, woops :p

1995 Honda CBR 600 F3 - What's this lean-angle business?

1979 Honda CBX - I didn't know bikes from the 70's have horsepower!

1989 Honda Goldwing - Cruise control and forks that flex = a fun ride

1969 Yamaha AT1 - Feels like a bicycle with a motor

2006 Yamaha R6 - 10 years of technology means more fun! (only rode twice before my R6)

2005 Yamaha R6 - Massive lean AND power = everything that I love in motorcycles

05 R6 - 2008 Seattle 100 - The camera is on my bike, hit play!

2005 Ninja 250 - A feather with wheels, when you want to turn you just DO

2003 GSXR 650 - Gobs of torque = gobs of wheelies :)

2007 R6 - I didn't know what to do with the built engine but it was fun

1992 Honda F2 - Had a bad paintjob but rode well for its age

2005 Honda CRF 250 - Poor suspension = an exciting ride

2005 BMW 1200RS - I HATE ABS!

2006 Kawasaki 600 - Leo Vince exhaust makes this thing sounds like a MotoGP bike!

     It doesn't even seem like I've ridden 22 motorcycles. I'm very thankful that I've had the opportunity to ride each and every one of these. Every time I get on a bike I couldn't be happier, it's a feeling that I haven't found jumping off of bridges, skydiving, driving a car fast, etc... Nothing can even compare or in my mind will ever compare; motorcycles are my passion.