Motorcycles

[louisbosco]

took this lovely girl out on monday for a really good test ride.. i know deep down she's the one but there's another that i need to ride on to be sure.. but also 2019 might just be the year this get a redesign.. still going through videos from my helmet cam to relive the moment..

[mikebarhoot]

^she’s HAWT!

[mikebarhoot]

And she matches my ihvs777s21’s. And we all know how important it is to be matchy matchy.

[Sam]

That's a 750cc jump from your current bike, isn't it? @louisbosco How was it? Bring a wide smile to your face? 

[louisbosco]

@Sam

yeah pretty much. although, i must say i really feel comfortable riding it. feels like my current model, just with more power. oh it'd put a grin on my face so wide, i wished i didn't have to give it back… 

i think deep down inside, i know i want this one but i need an option to make myself feel better..

[louisbosco]

[Jett129]

Looks like a 15th Anniversary Fat Boy.

[louisbosco]

i think it is. i'm not too sure with my harleys. belongs to my mate's dad. went for a drive and had a look at the cool stuff his dad has.

[Jett129]

I love Fat Boys,always wanted one. The tank badge on that one is the give away.

[motojobobo]

I'm hoping to get some advice on motorcycle rain gear from the forum. I'll be doing a 6 day bike ride in early april, which is still rainy season around here. I don't have much previous experience with this kind of gear, but I've had cheap garments fail on me previously, so I hope to make a better choice this time around.

I've read a bit about the Revit Pacific H2O rain suit (conflicting reviews); the BMW 3 rain suit (no independent reviews); a Dainese rain suit (didn't find any reviews).

I guess I gravitate towards a one-piece suit as most opinions seem to favor that option as generally more waterproof than two-piece rain gear.

I don't need a warm rain suit; only waterproof and high visibility.

Thanks!

[Jett129]

Most of the guys I ride with,and myself, all keep Frog Toggs in our saddlebags.(www.frogtoggs.com) Click on jackets than on the drop down menu on the side under lifestyles click on motorcycles. You basically pick out the jacket you want,then get a pair of road toads pants. Might be a little low tech but they keep you dry. In a really bad downpour hopefully you can pull over. Good luck.

[injunjack]

Do not get one piece suit, it'äs a pain in the ass to get on your wet gear. (you know, you never stop early enogh to get your raingear on before you get wet.)

Two piece suit is fine as you can ditch the jacket if it's just wet road…

[Graeme]

Rev'it are one of my favourite motorcycle gear companies, and have just launched the Yates. It's an armoured sweatshirt knitted from the abrasion resistant fabric that they use to line their riding jeans.

There's a blog entry and product page on their website. More details can be gleaned from Revzilla's product video.

[Alex]

With the exception of the tubes, this is all cast from aluminium. Electric motor, and breaks down to fit into your checked luggage. 1400 hours to create.

[SupR-Pingou]

Amazing work Alex!

Just wanted to share pics of my baby, that I am sadly selling since I don't have time to ride it anymore

[Alex]

Not my work, I am afraid. Just one of many I spotted at the 1Moto show. Here are a few others (i didn't get much time off the stand, there were hundreds and hundreds of bikes there):

[Sam]

I went to a Motorcycle show in London on Friday… saw some cool stuff.

Harley Davidson Stand

BMW

Indian

[Sam]

Weird and wonderful
Belonged to John Lennon apparently

[motojobobo]

Great posts @Alex and @Sam . Wish I had shows like those around here…happy to enjoy them through your pics for now. Keep them coming.

[mikebarhoot]

was in Gruene, TX today and stopped by the HD shop. this sweetness caught my eye (and a 58 panhead bobber, but was asked not to photo it. ????)