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

Nrchy, I keep revisiting this thread because I get a kick seeing what you younger guys are riding these days - as do the other Agoners who lurk here. You can see my bike list somewhere above. When I lived in Laguna Beach about a decade back, my 60 yo neighbor went out and bought a new Ducati, making me and the other 40+ yo's quite envious. Bob had the bike about two months before he laid it down on Laguna Canyon road at about 60 mph on a rainy day. He managed to avoid serious injury and sold the bike as soon as it was fixed. That episode wasn't lost on my usually indulgent wife.

So, no two-wheelers for me at this point of the journey. But my tweaked E46 M3 handles almost as well as my Super Sport did, goes verrrrrry fast and, when it starts to rain, I can put the top up. Still, I really enjoy bikes and would like to take a ride on a contemporary superbike.

I will be at CES so if Agon bikers decide to ride in I'd love to see your machines.

Enjoy the holidays and see you LV.

Huge MotoGP fan here, and I do like Nicky. Not always the fastest on a single lap, but mature for his age on and off the track.
I too have grown weary of watching Suzuki's dust the field in AMA.
My celebrity claim to fame: My neighbor (Anthony Fania)is the lapper that Aaran Yates drop-kicked at Daytona a few years back.

Is anyone else particularly psyched about next season with the 800's? I am, it'll be fascinating to see if the machines click with certain rider's styles. But I think the pip-squeak (affectionately!) Pedrosa may have an advantage.

If anyone is serious about a biker/audiophile rally or meet, please do count me in.

If we can get enough (whatever that means) response we could try to do something central to the respondants.

I'm all for it...

Mfsoa,
Pedrosa, maybe? Rossi's coming back with something to prove though. He will be hard to beat. I am a Nicky fan. I don't think he is the most talented, but he is a hard worker. Nicky's dad Earle had just started Nicky and Tommy on 125's in WERA (you only had to be 12 yrs. old on 125's or 80's) when I was racing in WERA, so I knew them a little bit. So, I still root for the Hayden's out of respect.

This thread made me think of all the bikes I got to race or ride. It is a longer list than I ever would have expected.

Nrchy, Mid-Ohio has the "Vintage Days" the week before the AMA race weekend. I have a friend that went every year and always enjoyed the variety of bikes that showed up. Close for me, but a long way for the West Coast guys.

Jim S.