Your First Bike.... Images?

i hope he had the decency to at least get his date some flowers before they went for a ride on his scoot. and they lived happily ever after.

"i hope he had the decency to at least get his date some flowers"... hahahahahaha. Yeah but she ate them! :blink:

Whoa, talk about some ugly offspring those two will make.

what are you talking about baaaaaasil is great boy. do you know how to make a ewe turn.[grab it by the ears and pull]

hahahahahahhahahahaha... Too funny!

dt50,

My first was a 1964 Yamaha 50cc step through. It went through the entire family. My uncle bought it for $100 and his son used it for a while, then sold it to another cousin for the same $100, then my dad bought it for me for $100. We got the short end of the stick because by the time I got it it had been through 2 other 12 yr old kids and seen better days. After that my dad bought me a new 90cc HT1 yamaha in 1971. I had quite a few of those bikes in your guys pics. The 1975 Yamaha DT250/400 went on closeout in late 76 and the 400 could be bought for $900 brand new, less on the 250, like $800 on it. My dad bought me the 75 DT400 for $900. It was yellow, so maybe that's what plummin had or a repaint? :laugh: That was a great one, I did 13,000 miles on it in a little over a year, then sold it for $700. Cried to see it go, then got a 77 Yamaha XT500 that was a complete POS, then the 78 KZ650 and have never looked back since. One more thing, a neighbors dad bought him a new 100cc Hodaka, back in about 1971-72 and he thought he was the fastest thing on 2 wheels. He kept bugging me to race so finally I agreed to race him in a straight line race. The Yamaha HT1 beat that Hodaka so bad it was rediculous. I probably had him by about 1/8 mile in a 1/4 mile drag race.

my hodaka was a warmed over 125,and i feared no 125 yamaha in a straight line race!:laugh: i wasnt into all the 20' in the air stuff,just wanted to go fast :laugh:

plummen you are a typical freekin drag racer.i can just see you in a nursing home racing wheel chairs, walkers or bed pans but only in a straight line cause you might break a hip in the corners. i know because i'll be doing the same thing up here. and grabbing nurses butt's at the same time.

when i had my back surgery 7-8 years ago i told the nurses we were gonna have the wheel chair nationals in the hallway!we were gonna have seperate classes for everybody:guys on oxygen in one group,guys with pacemakers in an other!:laugh:

most of our corners have stop signs around here!:laugh:

great you had a class for stock and one for power adders that nice to keep it fair for every body . bracket racing or heads -up.

heads up,roll what ya brung andhope its enough!:laugh: