Your Bike and Rolex

[mahefa]

My bikes and Rolexes :) Could not imagine better, especially that F6C Honda Goldwing, best bike of 22 i have had. Endgame for me with motorcycles.

[DRKBC]

[sg719]

Moooooots and Sub




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[HogwldFLTR]

Maybe some better pictures of my old bike (Bought new 20 years ago). Need to take her out and dust some of the cobwebs off.





And about twenty years ago!!!

[Lol-x]

Rolex Green Ducati Monster & Hulk.

GREEN IS COOL!!!!

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I don't have a photo of the watch at this stage but I will add it later...no prizes for guessing the model

[SDRider]

Originally Posted by Lol-x

Rolex Green Ducati Monster & Hulk.

GREEN IS COOL!!!!

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I don't have a photo of the watch at this stage but I will add it later...no prizes for guessing the model

Nice bike. I had a Monster 1100 EVO that I really liked but traded it for a new 2014 Ducati Multistrada 1200 S a few years ago. I love the Multistrada. It is just as capable as the Monster and even faster.

This is my bike. I have almost 11,000 miles on it now.


Still working on the Rolex.

[Juantxo]

Originally Posted by ian.thomas

One of my favs!

Here are mine >>>

That Ducati 750 SS (#16) is the second best looking motorcycle in the history of motorcycles, second only to the MV Agusta 750 SS (1973).

[Ewellblue]

Got these two babies!! Love them both dearly

[Lol-x]

Originally Posted by SDRider

Nice bike. I had a Monster 1100 EVO that I really liked but traded it for a new 2014 Ducati Multistrada 1200 S a few years ago. I love the Multistrada. It is just as capable as the Monster and even faster.

This is my bike. I have almost 11,000 miles on it now.


Still working on the Rolex.

That is interesting I did the opposite of you, I had a 2013 Pikes Peak Multistrada and sold it last week. It was too high, too big and too heavy for my city riding.

I got more unsolicited compliments on the Monster in the first week than I did with the Multistrada in 4 years....

In the end its what you like and what works for you.

[SDRider]

Originally Posted by Lol-x

That is interesting I did the opposite of you, I had a 2013 Pikes Peak Multistrada and sold it last week. It was too high, too big and too heavy for my city riding.

I got more unsolicited compliments on the Monster in the first week than I did with the Multistrada in 4 years....

In the end its what you like and what works for you.

For me, anything more than an hour on the Monster was torture and I put nearly 17,000 miles on one. The Multistrada is so much more comfortable. I'm 5'11" and the Monster was too cramped. I feel the same way about sport bikes, too cramped for me.

The Multi is definitely a heavier bike but once you are moving that weight just seems to disappear and the bike just begs you to push it harder.

I don't care about compliments. That is meaningless to me.


This was my bike. Basically, the same bike you have. I took this picture when I did the 15,000 mile service (valve adjustment and timing belts). It was tough to part with it. I had an Ohlins rear shock (stock shock was garbage on that bike), Termignoni exhaust and a few other mods on it. I had a number of problems with the Monster too but I won't go into detail here. Suffice it to say, the Multistrada has been a bit more reliable.

[roadie1]

Originally Posted by Sgilde

Moooooots and Sub




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Nice Moots! I have three currently and will prob add another.
Been riding and racing on them for years!

[LawMan]

mine

[ejvette]

Originally Posted by LawMan

mine

That's a fantastic looking Indian love the vintage colors

[Bluside]

My current ride.



On the Tail of the Dragon...



On a road trip in the Poconos.

[howardjbeale]

My BLNR and my Ultra


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