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Thread needs a little more cafe love...Originally Posted by pat pearson
I'd also say this thread needs more pictures of people's bikes..Originally Posted by gnatty8
Agreed, let's not turn this into a repository of pictures of bikes just dumped from other sites.Originally Posted by Kookz
Oh, forget the motorcycles, let's have more pictures of 110s!Originally Posted by bigbjorn
Knowyourrights, your bikes areOriginally Posted by pat pearson
The Norton Commando is finally available in Canada. I love this bike but it would be hard to justify spending almost $20,000 on it. Regardless, if I get another motorcycle, it will be between this or the Ducati Monster 1100.Originally Posted by cmrocks
Agreed, let's not turn this into a repository of pictures of bikes just dumped from other sites.Originally Posted by Kookz
This bike is looking sick Kookz, and I am normally not a fran of the Ducati aesthetic. What all have you done to it?Originally Posted by gnatty8
The Norton Commando is finally available in Canada. I love this bike but it would be hard to justify spending almost $20,000 on it. Regardless, if I get another motorcycle, it will be between this or the Ducati Monster 1100.Originally Posted by cmrocks
its not hard to justify the $20,000. its a good investment, an investment in your happines.Originally Posted by Duder
By the way, would it offend anybody's sensibilities if I posted some photos of my vespas, or is that not appropriate on this thread?Originally Posted by foulard
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