Post a pic of your latest purchase

[Sonreir]

Yeah. I saw.

 

[Scruffy]

Picked this one up 4/7/14. Commuter/daily, fun bike until the 98 full custom is finished. Then the "new" one becomes commuter/daily and weekend back up bike.

2003 LS650. 7185 miles on it. Going to change the seat and bags, have to do a full lube/adjust/bolt sequence on it.

Came with 2 new tires and tubes, saddlebags, newer mirrors (getting swapped for something else), small luggage rack, small crash bar with highway pegs.

Bought from a friend on the Savage forum. His wife (in the pic) made a special trip home from work to see it one last time before I picked it up...

 

[Jrbrownie00]

Picked this one up 4/7/14. Commuter/daily, fun bike until the 98 full custom is finished. Then the "new" one becomes commuter/daily and weekend back up bike.

2003 LS650. 7185 miles on it. Going to change the seat and bags, have to do a full lube/adjust/bolt sequence on it.

Came with 2 new tires and tubes, saddlebags, newer mirrors (getting swapped for something else), small luggage rack, small crash bar with highway pegs.

Bought from a friend on the Savage forum. His wife (in the pic) made a special trip home from work to see it one last time before I picked it up...

RYCA!!!

 

[fury413rb]

Was looking at Craigslist on the way to a bar about a hour from my house last night, saw this, picked her up along the way.

looks pretty good!

 

[Scruffy]

RYCA!!!

Only if it is the rigid frame conversion... I can't stand the "cafe" version, the Scrambler version is okay but kind of boring. And the rigid frame section would end up on my 98 LS650 that is already modded to the point you can barely tell what it started out as...

 

[Tim]

Picked this one up 4/7/14. Commuter/daily, fun bike until the 98 full custom is finished. Then the "new" one becomes commuter/daily and weekend back up bike.

2003 LS650. 7185 miles on it. Going to change the seat and bags, have to do a full lube/adjust/bolt sequence on it.

Came with 2 new tires and tubes, saddlebags, newer mirrors (getting swapped for something else), small luggage rack, small crash bar with highway pegs.

Bought from a friend on the Savage forum. His wife (in the pic) made a special trip home from work to see it one last time before I picked it up...

David at Voodoo Vintage started out by making rigid frames for the LS650. This is a pic of what one guy did.

 

[J-Rod10]

Picked up a Ducati 748 swinger with a Marchesini and a Brembo caliper for $350 today.

 

[cosworth]

Purchase? Sorta. I trade 4 passes on my router table for this.

spokey dokey.

 

[Sonreir]

Picked up a Ducati 748 swinger with a Marchesini and a Brembo caliper for $350 today.

Jelly.

 

[Rich Ard]

Purchase? Sorta. I trade 4 passes on my router table for this.

spokey dokey.

What's this?

 

[cosworth]

It's a truing stand for relacing wheels.

 

[biker_reject]

My new lid! Fly Racing is producing these fiberglass/kevlar/carbon fiber helmets at ridiculously low prices. I scored this on fleabay for less than half of what they are going for. The graphics aren't as aggressive as I'm used to, but it is an astounding helmet.

 

[biker_reject]

Scored this digital soldering station!

 

[haircuttergirl]

Ink

 

[Sonreir]

Good buy. They last a while.

 

[Maritime]

Wow Jenn whoever did that was a good artist. That looks like the little guy landed on your foot! Nice.

 

[Tim]

That's about the nicest looking truing stand I've ever seen. Is it purpose built for that or was it something else in an earlier life?

Purchase? Sorta. I trade 4 passes on my router table for this.

spokey dokey.

 

[johngofast]

Shouldn't that be in a museum somewhere? Or my garage?

 

[fury413rb]

My new lid! Fly Racing is producing these fiberglass/kevlar/carbon fiber helmets at ridiculously low prices. I scored this on fleabay for less than half of what they are going for. The graphics aren't as aggressive as I'm used to, but it is an astounding helmet.

just checked these out on revzilla or whatever and man the solid colors are only $120!! I was going to buy a gringo as my current pair of helmets are approaching 10 years and I primarily just ride around town but even those are more than that Fly.

 

[biker_reject]

I've never paid under $200 for a helmet in my life. I researched Fly and found they didn't just go the polycarbonate route and used their experience building mx lids in designing this line. They could easily sell these for $600-800. I like what I see. It fits well, has huge air vents, is light, and I'm hoping fairly quiet.