For those who ride

[Stärke]

Just a feeler for those who enjoy life outside of a cage.:D

You can omit/add info/pics if you want. Not limited to any kind, style, whatever.

• What do you ride?- What made/helped you choose that one?- Who do you have for insurance?- Do you like that company? If not, why?- What do you usually pay per pay cycle?

1981 Suzuki GS750L
Cheap starter bike. $1000
Looking around for who has the best luck for ins.

Rack is gone.

[Drama]

2003 Honda CBR 954 RR
$5000 once it was all said and done
$70 a month for full coverage through Country insurance

99HoeLT had the bike since it was new in 03 he wanted a newer bike so he talked me into taking this one off his hands. Ive been extremely happy with this bike its not my first bike but it is the first rocket i have owned and it came set up for the drags out in sabin.

[dubbsy]

1996 CBR600F3
Because it rocks. Comfortable, priced right, and reliable.
American Modern
Haven't really had to deal with them at all. It was the option I was offered through my insurance company - they recommended them over a couple others - and the price was right.
$200/year for most everything but collision I think it is. Figured it wasn't worth the extra $150/year to add collision for a bike I only paid $2500 for. Now that my insurance is dropping more (10% for rider course and turning 25) I may add it though.

[treimche]

Here's my 2006 R1. I got it because I've always been a Yamaha fan, the R1 is the best looking bike out there, and I've had a few bike previously so I wanted to move up to the liter class. In this pic its strapped and lowered.

[z31]

What do you ride?~ 1985 Yamaha Maxim X :icon_cheers:

What made/helped you choose that one?~ Price was right.

Who do you have for insurance?~ Progressive

Do you like that company? If not, why?

What do you usually pay per pay cycle?~ $120 a year.