Definitely a Sharp ride! Can't wait to saddle up my X for a nice long riding season

What bike you have again? I know it's some rare manufacturer. (Watch it be a harley and I'll look like an idiot XD )

I'll upload a photo. Getting my fender back from the painter now. It's officially a museum piece now. Pretty sure it's gonna drive me crazy. Rubber side down holmes.

I'd like to do an organized ride with AMA and American cruisers that are not Harleys. Still don't know a lot about your Ridley

Niiiice!
Making me wish I hadn't sold my bike!
What a beauty! :D

Thanks. I must admit the color isn't my favorite but I will change that eventually. Bike is such a blast to ride and holy cow a lot more comfortable than my zzr600.

You plan getting another bike later on?

Colour looks pretty classy to me! :P
Looks a lot more comfortable than a zzr600, haha!

I will eventually. I'd like another BMW cafe racer, but something more comfortable would be great too. I was looking at a Vulcan a few years ago, but it's out of my price range I think! Couldn't justify it on top of a car and bills, personally. I'm just a casual weekend rider :P

I am myself as well. This bike would be out of my price range as well. I was lucky. I ended up inheriting it last year.
I would love to get an old R series BMW with a sidecar. I don't know why but lately I've been wanting a sidecar bike so bad lol

Not a bad thing to inherit! Hope the circumstances for inheriting it weren’t too bad though :(

I was looking at the Kawasaki Vulcan and the Suzuki Boulevard. Both nice, both out of my price range, haha.

I've been seeing a lot more K series BMW's with sidecars recently. Not seen many R series though! Too scarce, but so beautiful! :D
Never riden with a sidecar, no idea what it's like! Maybe I'm missing out :P

Luckily the circumstances are ok. No death involved (knocks on wood)
It was just no longer ridden so rather than let it rot away, it was given to me since I always take care of my toys.
I've never been in a sidecar either. I hear driving one is completely different from a regular bike. I've been looking at Ural side cars recently. Design-wise they are very similar to old R-series BMWs because they pretty much are BMWs. Russia somehow got the rights to them from bmw. I think it was right after WW1 if memory serves me correctly. They are small 650 and 750 engines and a lot of people convert them over to the faster R engines. They practically bolt right up I hear. If you can find one of those engines. Like you said they are very rare now lol.

Ah well, that's great to hear! Glad it wasn't inherited on bad circumstances :)
That's really interesting, never knew about The Russian made ones! I'll have to look into them more. I don't really know much about motorcycles; need to brush up on my general knowledge of them!