Let's say you want a second, small bike, something to work on!

[physicsanon]

My sporty was awsome around town bike.

I think though i'd prob get a buell or maybe a ducati as a fun bike. something for around town to lose my licence with.

 

[M3x!TaL!aN0]

for an older smaller second bike i would get a evo softail.. i keep wishing, mabye i could trade my flh for one..

 

[**FireFly**]

Ducati would be cool....not too many "chep" ones i'm sure. but a carburated evo softail would be my choice!

 

[Cortny]

Sporty. Fun as hell to ride and they come cheap.

 

[Sexy Bitch]

He said he wanted to learn how to work on bikes, not learn how to throw hammers at them.

 

[ggm]

I used to have one and would like to find another. Nothing like the ability to kick start if the battery dies. I always have been a Honda fan too. My Ultra is the first non-Honda I have owned.

spiz

 

[rkv020407]

japan bike is easy and relative cheap to maintain

 

[Krystal<3]

Damn nice Sancho....Last year i sold a 76 750... i reworked for a few years..Great bike and the old KZ forum was a huge help...Those guys are sick (Crazy)about those old bikes....reminds me of some of you sick phucks!!!...LOL...... o~`o......

 

[reneerox]

When I want to spend little or no money and get reliable, I spin for mama I'd get either - Honda Nighthawk 750, or Kawasaki Vulcan 500 LTD and she could ride it. What I'd really like is a Royal Enfield, saw one in Sturgis this year - doesn't make sense, ain't cheap, but just looks cool.

 

[burberryicon]

You could go traditional old school and put a Triumph Bonnie in your shed. That is what I did and I am loving it! A classic V-twin and a classic P-twin...two great bikes with a different character to both of them. If you want something smaller and lighter then I would definitely give some of the Brit bikes a good, hard look.