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My bike history in chronological order. I owned/rode seven different motorcycles in my first 3 years of riding (high school) the Honda 305 was a hoot: 1969 Honda CT70, '70 Suzuki 120, '70 Suzuki 350, '68 Hodaka 100, '68 Yamaha 250, '65 Honda 305, '70 Honda 450, '73 Honda 450, '62 BMW R60/2 (29 yrs), '80 H-D Electra Glide (1 yr. POS), '79 Yamaha DT175, '81 Honda GL 1100, '98 Honda PC 800 (107K mi), '03 Bajaj Legend, '05 Kawasaki EX250, '07 Kawasaki EX500, '98 Honda VFR 800 (all time favorite 117K mi), '00 Honda VFR 800, '02 BMW R1150R, '15 Yamaha YBR 125
My BCF Intro: Good day all,
I’m retired; living the good life in Morocco and Northern California. I’m happy to join your forum, and hope to be a useful contributor. Been riding since age 16. I’ve owned 20 bikes in the 51 years since then. Rode a 1962 BMW R60 for 29 years; then put 107,000 miles on a Honda PC800. My favorite bike of all time is the fifth generation Honda VFR 800. My ’98 VFR had 117,000 miles on the clock when I sold it, and my 2000 VFR had 36,000 on it when my son crashed it. After the VFR, I downsized (power wise) to a BMW R1150R which I rode for 6 years, recently sold. I’ve done all my own maintenance over the years, including electrical repairs on both VFR’s and the PC800, and hope my experience might be of value to somebody.
Last year I purchased a Yamaha YBR 125 for tooling around the country roads here in Morocco. It’s a cracking little bike, and I’m having as much fun on it as I have had on any other bike I’ve owned. Check out this link: https://advrider.com/f/threads/riding-moroccan-backroads-on-a-yamaha-ybr-125.1378514/ There are a lot of YBR’s in the UK, which is why I joined Bike Chat Forum. The only dedicated YBR discussion group I’m aware of is on Facebook, but I refuse to go there; that cocksucker Zuckerberg belongs in prison. The BCF has some interesting YBR related content, so this is where I go to get online info from fellow riders.
That’s enough for now. The UK jargon is a little foreign to me, but I’ll figure it out. Take care all. Keep the rubber side down. Peace, Jeff J.
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