Tremor Owners Who Have A PASSION FOR MOTORCYCLES

[Phil314]

My 94 F2, bought in 94 and still riding. This bike has literally been to hell and back. Currently at 232k miles.

My 05 GSXR1000 track/race/instructor bike. Clocked at 193 mph going into turn 1 at BIR. When I feel the need for speed.

 

[1911Blackwater]

We (my son and me) used to race Yz125 Yz250 four stroke and I had a Yz250 2 stroke till I got older and I stopped bouncing when I hit the ground.
We had a 32ft toy hauler with Onna generator, extra water tanks. We would stay at the tracks 27 days at an event. We traveled all over = Mississippi, Louisiana, Tennessee, Alabama, Arkansas and a little bit into Florida. Just about every weekend we would be at track somewhere. I pulled all this with a 2006 F250 w/6.0L diesel. It did alright and certainly not so where close to today version.
The boy graduated High school and he got into college and lost interest. I had a Fourchon in bikes and parts

My current bike 2018 Harley Davidson Ultra Limited. I purchased it brand new. 107CU Chromed up including wheels
I tuned it myself using all Harley Davidson parts.
Very comfortable and pretty quick considering it is a full bagger.

 

[TellurideTremor]

My wife sent me this. "If you had a motorcycle this would 100% be you".

She's not wrong

 

[McE]

Played hooky and hit 40 miles of trails with a buddy today. Perfect trail conditions and about 70 degrees

 

[210tremor]

2000 Goldwing 25th year anniversary.

 

[Whaler27]

Two wheels only. No power couches allowed

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Somewhere in Mexico...

Out of these, my favorite has been the '22 KX450. Full FMF exhaust w/megabomb header, Twin Air filter, and Tokyo Mods tune. In sumo trim it's about as much fun as you can have with your pants on.

Let's see some bikes

My two wheelers:

…and that scuba tank in the background is the second one I ever bought… a US Divers aluminum 80 I bought new in 1974… still passing hydro in 2012, the last time it was tested. I’m reluctant to have it tested again, as I don’t want a hole in it.

 

[Abe Fromen]

I sold my 15 HD SG to get a Tremor

 

[Phillbo]

 

[Whaler27]

How do you like that Husky?

It’s amazing. Everything I would have wanted at 20, 30, 40, and maybe even 50, but much more than I want/need now. Crazy power. It’s easy to bump it up into a wheelie at 35 or 40 mph.

In 1979 I bought a Suzuki RM-400, a pipey beast with a short, explosive power band. The Husky makes the RM seem tame, but the power is linear and long…

I set the bike up to ride the Oregon outback, as a bunch of guys I work with do an annual three or four day cross-country camping trip every July. My GS is much more comfortable, and it carries weight much better, but it’s heavy for wrestling in deep sand.

I dropped a tooth on the Husky front sprocket, added extra fuel capacity, and upgraded the pegs, headlight, and seat. (The OEM seat was like sitting on a 2x6, only less comfortable.) For a younger guy with good offroad skills, it’s the perfect bike for the outback.

 

[Bluzharp]

FJR1300ES, WR250R (gone but not forgotten), SR500, highly modified.

 

[Divinggumby]

My 2017 ktm 300xc

 

[Churchkey]

This is my 100th Anniversary Road King Classic. Mostly stock, Stage 1 kit, Screaming Eagle slip ons and full Legend suspension. Picture taken at the Pappy Hoel campground infront of Bear Butte, Sturgis 2023 rally.

 

[Optimus🤖]

2025 Ford Super Duty Tremor Bike.

1,000 HP

 

[McE]

Back in dirt trim for our trip to Nevada this week. Street legal MX bike

 

[quad racer]

I’ve had several over the years but here’s my current rundown.

 

[trmrzla]

Never got into dirt bikes...which was probably a good thing! I got into motorcycles late in life. Here's a couple I've built over the years:

Suzuki M109

'74 Narrowglide

Ultra Classic

And...the big bike - Triumph RocketX

 

[McE]

 

[Charlie T]

My 1985 Yamaha RZ 350 (slightly modified) and my 2018 Yamaha XSR 900.

Both really fun bikes to ride for different reasons!!

 

[pickleknuckles]

Unpacking the fresh overnight type parts from Japan.

Vacuum sync and final tune up this weekend.

 

[pickleknuckles]

Ass shot.