Cars R OK, but what kind of motorcycle do you have

Wow, how do you have a bike from 1976 with 22,000 miles. I put over 8,000 miles this year! You need to listen to your system less and ride more!!! : )

I have 3 bikes from my racing (or crashing) days.

1997 Honda RVF 400 (400cc V 4)
1998 Honda NSR 250 (2 stroke)
1997 Honda CBR400r (400cc inline 4)

All of these bikes are imported from Japan. My favorite is the RVF. My dream bike is still the Honda RC30.

1968 TriumphTR6. Single carb 650. Unrestored mint. Doesn't leak. Always starts.
2003 Honda F4i. This is a terrific commuter bike. I've logged 12k miles on I-95 on this bike. Probably the best all around bike I've had. I've had BMW's--R1100RS (nice bike as I recall), K100RT (crap), R60/5 (nice in its sluggish way).
I've also been the frustrated owner of a Norton Commando Fastback. It no doubt could be a sweet ride, but damn if it didn't always act up.

Not sure if there is other bikes in my future. I think bike money has turned into amp money lately.

Strictly speaking, I don't "have" it yet, but I am now
# 11 on the waiting list with my dealer for the new Ducati 1098 with expected delivery to take place in sunny February.

I have never been so wild about Ducatis, but this bike to me really looks gorgeous and specs suggest it won't be hard to pass SUVs.

For me, the perfect commuter car.

I stopped riding in the late 1980's due to kids, wife, and a corporate job which kept me traveling most of the week.

Prior to that I owned a Honda 350, Harley Sportster, and Harley SuperGlide. However, the most thrilling motorcycle I ever owned was a 1973 Kaswasaki 750 H2 from 1973-1975. At that time, the fastest (and most unpredictable) production motorcycle. 0-60 in 4.0 seconds and 1/4 mile under 12 seconds. Going straight and fast it was fine, but that's about all it did right.