Ss Owners: What Other Bikes Do You Ride?

Discussion in 'Supersport (1974-2007)' started by ck_uk, Mar 22, 2017.

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  1. I'm thinking about getting an additional bike, doesn't have to be Ducati.
    Just wondering what additional bikes other SS owners have?
     
    #1 ck_uk, Mar 22, 2017
  2. A Mk1 white frame 900SS, Honda 1981 CB250RS in original condition, another CB250RS that's in bits and going to get turned into a brat/tracker type thing when I get my finger out and lastly a BMW R1150R which I've just sold this week so on the lookout for something to replace it. Hmm decisions decisions
     
    #2 golfgeezer, Mar 22, 2017
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  3. I have a 999 and a 907ie.
     
    #3 900streetfighter, Mar 22, 2017
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  4. Just taken delivery of a new BM R1200RS - utterly fantastic bit of kit (like golf geezer, I've just sold my BM R1150R to make space in the garage - also a brilliant do it all bike).

    Have also got an 89 MZ TS250, a 71 B175 Bantam and a 68 Velosolex (I have a thing for utilitarian two strokes...) that get regular airings.....and usually attract more attention than my 900SS - go figure....
     
    #4 GordonH, Mar 22, 2017
  5. Rgv250m suzuki gt550 ducati851
     
    #5 Martyducati, Mar 22, 2017
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  6. How did you get on with the BM?
     
    #6 ck_uk, Mar 22, 2017
  7. A 1993 900SS, a 2002 900SSie, a 2002 ST4S and enough spares in my loft to build another carby.
     
    #7 Desmoquattro, Mar 22, 2017
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  8. 900ss white frame, Scrambler Icon, Honda CBR1000F, Honda CR750 replica, by far and away the 900ss is my favourite, full of character and so good looking (the 900 not me).
     
    #8 Mark9, Mar 22, 2017
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  9. Great bike. Only sold it because it was nearing 60k miles but the condition of it was superior to many bikes I've seen with 1/4 of the miles. Lots of torque, long tank range, comfy and with heated grips and full OEM luggage meant long distances could be covered with ease
     
    #9 golfgeezer, Mar 22, 2017
  10. 92 851 and 65 BMW R27.

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    #10 countcoupe, Mar 22, 2017
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  11. Ditto for mine. Incredibly underrated bike. Can tour/scratch/commute. High quality and wears well. Plenty of character. Covers ground surprisingly quickly considering "only" 85bhp. Telelever front end is sublime.
     
    #11 GordonH, Mar 22, 2017
  12. Husqvarna WR165. You're only a complete biker when you have one with road tyres and one with knobblies!
     
    #12 richgilb, Mar 24, 2017
  13. 900ss, 748,749
    always amazes me how different to each other they are. They have the same soul but give totally different riding experiences
     
    #13 chizel, Mar 24, 2017
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  14. Kawasaki KLX 300R Enduro, as above you've gotta have one for the road and one for the mud !
     
    #14 NZDave, Mar 24, 2017
  15. Both beautiful, nice taste!
     
    #15 Fire3500, Mar 28, 2017
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  16. BMW R1200 GS Adventure
     
    #16 MMATTYT, Mar 28, 2017
  17. Honda NC700X (manual) - commuter bike in all weathers. I wash it once a year. has 19000 miles on it now from 3yrs use. cost me £4800 nearly new. The 'frunk' is amazingly useful.

    1991 900ss summer ride.
     
    #17 wolfram, Mar 30, 2017
  18. Ducati 600ss (with 750 engine and various mods) for the road and a Honda XR400 for the mud. Best of both worlds :)[​IMG][​IMG]

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    #18 Duke600, Mar 30, 2017
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  19. To accompany my 92 white frame 900ss i have:
    For the mud - Honda CRF250L. Amazing little tool, fab zippy engine
    For the Sunday Pose - MV Agusta Dragster. Satin grey. Gobsmaking!
     
    #19 Zuff, Apr 1, 2017
  20. Eddie Lawson superbike inspired ZRX1200R. Great forum at

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    #20 frogeye100, Apr 1, 2017
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