Are You Riding The Right Bike?
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Re: D-I-V-O-R-C-E
Yep. so true....
Yep. so true....
Maybe I should test ride one of these?
The test did get the garage full of old bikes needing restoration right.
Moto Guzzi V11
You scored 2 moxie, 6 zeal, and -4 pomp!
You've ridden 'em all. You love riding, and you're at the peak of your game. You develop irrational love for unusual motorcycles, and the latest acquisition is a sweet Moto Guzzi.
You are the most likely among the personality types to own a garage full of esoteric old bikes awaiting restoration.
The test did get the garage full of old bikes needing restoration right.
Moto Guzzi V11
You scored 2 moxie, 6 zeal, and -4 pomp!
You've ridden 'em all. You love riding, and you're at the peak of your game. You develop irrational love for unusual motorcycles, and the latest acquisition is a sweet Moto Guzzi.
You are the most likely among the personality types to own a garage full of esoteric old bikes awaiting restoration.
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Re: Opinions...
What doesn't appeal about the Buell?
I looked at the SVs last year before deciding to save some more money before buying.
I rode dirt bikes when I was a kid before I moved to an area where we couldn't afford to drive far enough to find a place to ride...so up until I was about 15 (33 years old now). So, that's probably why something to actually feel the road appeals more, but I've got a 5 year old who would just love me to have a bike to toodle her slowly around the block every once in a while.
Much to her mom's displeasure, she picked up a autographed Karen Stoffer poster today at Englishtown and wants to hang it in her pretty pink Disney princess bedroom. hehehe...dad brings out the tom-boy, again. She also got Ashley Force's auto on her ear muffs as well as GT Tonglett and Andrew Hines on Screamin Eagle posters. Best Father's day I could have, nitro, alcohol and drag bikes.
What doesn't appeal about the Buell?
I looked at the SVs last year before deciding to save some more money before buying.
I rode dirt bikes when I was a kid before I moved to an area where we couldn't afford to drive far enough to find a place to ride...so up until I was about 15 (33 years old now). So, that's probably why something to actually feel the road appeals more, but I've got a 5 year old who would just love me to have a bike to toodle her slowly around the block every once in a while.
Much to her mom's displeasure, she picked up a autographed Karen Stoffer poster today at Englishtown and wants to hang it in her pretty pink Disney princess bedroom. hehehe...dad brings out the tom-boy, again. She also got Ashley Force's auto on her ear muffs as well as GT Tonglett and Andrew Hines on Screamin Eagle posters. Best Father's day I could have, nitro, alcohol and drag bikes.
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I got the 883 Sportster one, based on my apparently boring personality. Guess that explains why I ride a Pacific Coast.
You scored 0 moxie, 7 zeal, and -4 pomp!
You've ridden 'em all. You love riding, and you're at the peak of your game. You develop irrational love for unusual motorcycles, and the latest acquisition is a sweet Moto Guzzi.
You are the most likely among the personality types to own a garage full of esoteric old bikes awaiting restoration.
I should ad that I also have owned BMW's, Moto Morinis, my last Japanese bike was an SR500 and beside having the Guzzi I also ride an 98 Triumph Sprint 900 Executive.
You've ridden 'em all. You love riding, and you're at the peak of your game. You develop irrational love for unusual motorcycles, and the latest acquisition is a sweet Moto Guzzi.
You are the most likely among the personality types to own a garage full of esoteric old bikes awaiting restoration.
I should ad that I also have owned BMW's, Moto Morinis, my last Japanese bike was an SR500 and beside having the Guzzi I also ride an 98 Triumph Sprint 900 Executive.
Average Again
FJR 1300;
5, 9, and 1.
I think gceaves has a good point. The "average" MOron seems to be mid-moxie, high in zeal, with little use for pomp. Apparently we're all riding VFR's (or maybe SV650's or Connies) while we strafe apexes in our gray Aerostiches and sensible shoes.
Except for "Mr. Bling" Burns, of course.........
Damn those psychologists and their profiles!!
FJR 1300;
5, 9, and 1.
I think gceaves has a good point. The "average" MOron seems to be mid-moxie, high in zeal, with little use for pomp. Apparently we're all riding VFR's (or maybe SV650's or Connies) while we strafe apexes in our gray Aerostiches and sensible shoes.
Except for "Mr. Bling" Burns, of course.........
Damn those psychologists and their profiles!!
Harley 883 Sportster
You scored -3 moxie, 3 zeal, and 1 pomp!
My test tracked 3 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:
You scored higher than 5% on moxie
You scored higher than 41% on zeal
You scored higher than 39% on pomp
*sigh*
You scored -3 moxie, 3 zeal, and 1 pomp!
My test tracked 3 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:
You scored higher than 5% on moxie
You scored higher than 41% on zeal
You scored higher than 39% on pomp
*sigh*
gee, am I ever late to this party.
FJR 13: 1 Moxie, 9 zeal & 3 pomp.
If I wuz a buyin a new one today, suppose it'd be an FJR. Almost did buy a nice purty blue un here a couple of months ago, but the wifemobile IS 13 yrs old & approaching 100K.
MiniCooper S here she comes. Looks like 07 for me.
Next thing someone is going to have a special rider version of the Meyer-Briggs.
FJR 13: 1 Moxie, 9 zeal & 3 pomp.
If I wuz a buyin a new one today, suppose it'd be an FJR. Almost did buy a nice purty blue un here a couple of months ago, but the wifemobile IS 13 yrs old & approaching 100K.
MiniCooper S here she comes. Looks like 07 for me.
Next thing someone is going to have a special rider version of the Meyer-Briggs.
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