What Bikes have you owned in the past/present?

[Slow & Wide]

These are a some of the ones I have owned

[ponch]

They're in my sig.

[MrMikey]

750 TZ, 750 ShadowAce, 1500 Kawi Classic, Gold Wing, 1500 Nomad and my current a Voyager, all in the space of 12 years or so.
I thought the Wing was going to be my 'keeper' but being vertically challenged it was just not comfortable when stopped on anything other than flat pavement. It really pi$$ed me off when I had to sell it as I had gone over it top to bottom changing everything but the air in the tires but...
I believe my current, an '09 Voyager will be my forever ride now. Comfortable, all kinds of get up and go, radio (a must) and cruise and low enough. Should be better with the lowering kit I just installed but I haven't sat on it since I installed it so I'll know once the weather gets better.....Mike

[Top Cat]

1965 90 cc Bridgestone
1961 250 cc BSA
1965 305 cc Honda
1966 400 cc Norton Road Master?
1972 450 cc Honda Scrambler
1966 650 cc BSA Lightning
2006 650 cc Silverado
2001 800 cc Kawasaki Drifter still own
2007 1600 cc Kawasaki Nomad
2008 1600 cc Kawasaki Nomad still own

[vulcanguy]

Kawasaki KDX 250
Yamaha DT 250
Honda F 750
Honda K 750
Virago Special 1100
Vulcan Nomad 1600
Honda Goldwing 1800

[Jared]

4 Nomads, and 2 Honda Shadows.

[cactusjack]

I started out with a Tote-Gote at about age 12. Then got a Penncraft mini-bike the next year, which I rode to death. I also bought an old Hodaka Combat Wombat with my lawn mowing money. Then I graduated to a Honda CR250 Elsinore dirt bike when I was 17. When I was in the Marines stationed at El Toro I bought a 1973 Sportster. After I got discharged I rode it back home to Salt Lake City. Winter was coming, so I sold the Sporty to buy a car. Didn't own a bike again until March 17, 2007 when I bought a 2005 Suzuki C50T which I traded in 6 months later for a new 2007 Nomad. Rode that for 3 1/2 years until I totaled it out on March 15, 2011. Bought a 2011 Harley-Davidson Ultra Limited on April 1, 2011 and I still own that bike.

[lostnavigator]

Harley Hummers (2 each)
1954 Harley dresser
750 Honda chopper
Cushman Eagle
Cushman Highlander
Sears 250
1948 Harley dresser
Honda Goldwing 1000
Kawasaki Vulcan Classic 800 still have
Kawasaki Nomad 1500 still have
Cant remember the rest

[landman]

way to many to list but the last few are listed in my signature area.

[Kap]

I had a fun time remembering the old bikes and looking for pictures of the first few on the internet. Makes me feel very old and fat, knowing that my first bike was a Yamaha 50cc from the 60s!!! LOL....

[Sport Rider]

I've listed all mine here:

WWW.bikepics.com/members/ncdave

The only one not there is my Haosen Hawk China bike.

[Navigator]

Oh Gosh but here we go. I'm trying to remember over the years. I can't recall specific years on some so they may be wrong.

1965 Yamaha 250 YDS-3
1968 Yamaha 305
Yamaha 350
Yamaha 850 Tripple
1977 Yamaha 650 twin
1978 Kawasaki KZ-900 Police
1985 Honda Gold Wing 1200 SEI LTD
1963 Triumph Bonnie
1967 Triumph TR6C Trophy -Still have
1968 Triumph Bonnie
1947 Triumph 650 still have. Was daily rider for 20 years
1957 Triumph 650 still have
1958 Triumph 650 Flat Tracker still have. The last three are in restoration
1974 Triumph 750 Bonnie
1976 BMW R90/6
2001 BMW 1150GS
2005 Suzuki VStrom DL1000
2007 Triumph Rocket III Classic Tourer
1977 Harley Davidson Shovelhead FLH Anniversary Edition
1988 Harley Davidson Evolution FLH Electra Glide Classic
2011 Suzuki VStrom DL650 - Still have
2002 Harley Davidson Super Glide FXD still have
2007 Nomad 1600 Still have

I know I'm missing some but, then again, at my age I can barely recall what I had for breakfast the previous day.

[Navigator]

Originally Posted by Sport Rider

I've listed all mine here:

WWW.bikepics.com/members/ncdave

The only one not there is my Haosen Hawk China bike.

Is the Haosen Hawk the 250? If so, how do you like it?

[Sport Rider]

Originally Posted by Navigator

Is the Haosen Hawk the 250? If so, how do you like it?

Much like owning a cruiser, you have to enjoy it for what it is. It's not fast or sophisticated, but it's a fun bike for off road or dirt/gravel road riding. It cruises comfortable at 45 to 55 on pabed road. For only 1300 delivered to my door, there is no complaints from me. I've had to tinker with the carb and various bits but it's been fun. Overall it's a terrific value as long as you go into it with proper expectations. I was skeptical before buying it but for the price decided to take a flier. I have been pleasantly surprised that the quality isn't really too bad.

[Navigator]

Originally Posted by Sport Rider

Much like owning a cruiser, you have to enjoy it for what it is. It's not fast or sophisticated, but it's a fun bike for off road or dirt/gravel road riding. It cruises comfortable at 45 to 55 on pabed road. For only 1300 delivered to my door, there is no complaints from me. I've had to tinker with the carb and various bits but it's been fun. Overall it's a terrific value as long as you go into it with proper expectations. I was skeptical before buying it but for the price decided to take a flier. I have been pleasantly surprised that the quality isn't really too bad.

I have a good friend who I do adventure riding with, I on my VStrom DL650 and his on a BMW Paris-Dakar R100 GS. He also has a Kawasaki 250 Sherpa that he's ridding throughout Mexico and into South America. It's just about beaten to death though and he's considering one of these. If is the same one I've seen reviews on it's a pretty little complete bike, bags and all.

Edit: Just did a search for it and it is not he same one. This looks like a nice little single trail 250 but the one I saw an ad on was a 250 Adventure bike, complete with bags and rack.