Post your Latest Purchase.

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so classy
 
ha those actually were a gift. but i may bring them back to div west if they still have these in stock

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would definitely pay the difference for those
 
^^ Thanks JewRad.

and

^Thanks CoolBro.

I was very lucky this time, i saw them on a website named shop.CCS.com and they only have them in my size, ( 14 ) hahaha
 
not a purchase yet, but since my bike was wrecked, I need a new one and I can't decide between a Triumph Bonneville, a Ducati Monster 696, both 2011 models with around 5k miles on em, or a mid-70s cb750. help me NS.
 
Oh god go with the Triumph. That's been my dream bike for so long and next summer I may finally get rid of my Harley and get one to take out to college with me. Triumphs are amazing. It looks like your going for the more sportier bikes, but if you've got the money you should really look into an older Indian. So much want. I learned on Indian Dirtbikes and the craftsmanship on the old bikes is just awesome.
 
I am not really going for a sportier bike, if I were, I'd scoop up an aprilia dorsoduro 1200. the monster, thruxton, and bonnie are basically the only bikes on the market that aren't sportbikes, motards, or cruisers. My current bike, may it rest in piece, was a really ratty cafe, 82 gs650. I'm thinking of just scooping up a relatively new bike with EFI, and then buying another project bike, like the early 70s cb mentioned above, or an rd or xs, and go for a real proper cafe build while using the new bike as a daily rider. My only issue with older bikes is that you will inevitably end up spending every single weekend in your garage fixing everything that went wrong with it over the week, which is fun for a few months, and then just starts getting annoying when you can't get anywhere because something always goes wrong. that's especially true with indian's and harleys and brit bikes, and to a lesser extent, the older jap bikes.
 
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