My Sturgis. No muslce cars, but I guess one of my cars would qualify as a toy, albeit one originally intended for someone else that I got stuck with against my wishes
]I have a brand new Yamaha R1 1000cc road bike.I would have preferred a Ducati or even a Honda twin but unfortunately I dont have 40k to spend on 2 wheels.Still,its nothing to sneeze at.It has 150bhp stock and I did a low 10 second qtr mile pass,pretty scary considering I just came of 250 cc 80's model bike.I can get it up on the back wheel at hideous speeds.Future plans are to do a bit of work to her and bore it out out as much as possible without having to re-sleeve the barrel plus put a massive top end sprocket on it and a power pipe and other various mods and I should be pushing close to 370kph.
A 200hp triple throttle bodied wave runner is also on the cards or a rubber duckie with a huge outboard on it. I like the the idea of power to weight ratio.Dont get me wrong I love a car or bike ect thats pretty to look at but I 'm more interested in performance.until nextime,take care people.
I once owned a 900rr but I was about to kill myself. "not too smart on bikes"
so after my boat is paid for i'll prolly get a customized harley, something that can still fly but is not so quick. I just like to cruise
I once owned a 900rr but I was about to kill myself. "not too smart on bikes"
so after my boat is paid for i'll prolly get a customized harley, something that can still fly but is not so quick. I just like to cruise
Yes,I know what your saying.I have had a few hairy incedents that have made me think differently to what type of transportation I would be best suited to especially when it comes to wet weather.
I used to have a 67 Dodge coronet r/t, 450hp 440 bb, was cherry. Also had a 68 cutlass s, stock 350 with a flip flop paint job. Also had a 82 suzuki gs 1100 streched and lowered. I was dumping too much money into toys, so I sold them all and bought an Acura, lol
Bought myself a "retirement gift" when I checked-out of the rat race about a year ago -- Ferrari Maranello 575M. But in all fairness, I'm pretty mundane across the board everywhere else -- no boats, planes, bikes, etc. etc.
Bought myself a "retirement gift" when I checked-out of the rat race about a year ago -- Ferrari Maranello 575M. But in all fairness, I'm pretty mundane across the board everywhere else -- no boats, planes, bikes, etc. etc.