Hey guys. I bought it friday but didnt bring it home till today, check it out....Its my first one and I cant wait things already alot of fun just goin in circles in front of my house.



To make this Lightning related I brought it home in the truck and it fits like perfectly in there. I just need to get a good ramp for it....anyone have a bike a good place to go for ramps ??

 

Nice looking bike!
I have a bike hauler that fit's in your receiver(has a built in ramp) if you're interested. I think it will only handle 250-300 pounds though, my dirt bike only weighs 220. Let me know if it'll work for you and if you're interested.
Bryan

 

WOO HOO

You crazy &@#($%

Niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice, CONGRATS Josh

Lets get some donut shots, WOO WOO WOO WOO

 

LMAO Rob.....thanks

BG That would be really cool but my bike is just a lil too heavy....its 371lbs with a tank of gas. Thanks for the offer though.

 

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thats the new bike, 05 749R

heres the old bike in action 01 748/853
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enjoy it and be careful, as far as parts go check out cyclegear.com and theres many other good message boards for bikes depending on the type of riding you do

 

nevermind, im an idiot and dont know how to post pics....i just hosted them off snapfish...can i not do that?

 

SWWEEEEETTTTTTTTTTT!!!!!!!!!!!Best of luck!!Lets try and set somothing up to ride this week.Wheelie Time!!!!!!

 

i would be a dead man on that

 

I dont trust people in the northern VA area enough to ride one........ though some co-workers do in the summer,

but i lost my daily driver b/c some dumb foriegn guy's wife pulled out in front my Big *** Van!?!?!

gosh I H8 people!!!!!

 

Most of those bike carriers actually say they handle 500 pounds. I thought about it, and decided on the ramp. 500 pounds in one spot like that, seemed like to much of a chance to take. Ducs ain't cheap!

You can get a good aluminum ramp on ebay, or any bike shop. Probably best to try the shop, as you'll want to develop a relationship anyway. Keep the rubber side down Bro, at least one wheel anyway Be safe!

 

Looks like Fun

 

No money my ***!!!

I expect a paypal payment soon, lol.

-Kimball

 

Be careful if you live in a major city. Here, I have heard of a lot of casualties on them. It probably doesn't help working as a casualty adjuster for a major insurance company either.

A friend of mine was riding his Busa in a group and one of the other riders had a wreck and bought the farm.

Sorry about the above, but I am a drag racer and I am too afraid to ride one of those things especially on the street.

 

Cool, I've got a 2002 model R1.
It is not a bike to ride if you are mad, or in a bad mood.
It's the first street legal bike I've rode that will stand up on the rear wheel with just a twist of the wrist.
No clutch, no downshifts, just grab a handfull and it stands up like a proud solider.
Cool, be carefull.

 

Here's mine:

Got the ramp from the dealership where I bought the bike.