Re: One Passion, living an Impossible Dream and celebrating an Italian Affair, 6 times over! Quote:
Originally Posted by wolfy What a journey man!
Love it! my personal favourite in your garage is your damn Ape! she is a beauty!
The rest of your garage is amazing too! Wishing you unlimited happy and safe miles on all of them!
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Thank you so much Wolfy. Yes, quite astonishing indeed, now when I read my own write-up again. Quote:
Originally Posted by Axe77 What a garage. A razor sharp track tool in the RSV4, a classic’s classic with the Speed Twin (my personal favourite classic from the Triumph stable after the Thruxton) and the ultimate touring machine in the 1250GS.
This is such a tastefully curated and purposeful garage. Look forward to regular updates on life with these three very unique machines.
Only speed read it for now but looking forward to a lazy weekend read over a cup of coffee. |
Haha. Yes, indeed. I concur. I should share my experiences with each of these as all of them had been a joy in their own respect. And something beyond just calling them, triggers it for us. So till we enjoy, never say later. Quote:
Originally Posted by Castro Gunner What a write up!!!
I thought Z800 purchase was the climax (I missed the Italian in Post header). Then came Ducati, then RS V4, Triumph and finally the GS!!!
And that picture with CBR 250 R!- That was emotional. In my mind, the CBR was out of the picture and after all these times keeping it was definitely emotional.
Wishing you safe rides and I'm pretty sure that you would buy another bike or replace one with an exotic one and come with a post "Living an evolved Impossible dream" (I can see you smiling :P).
At last thank the almighty for all these blessings, as these are more like dreams within dreams. Ultra few get to enjoy them. |
Thank you for the kind words. For me too at that time in my life, I thought Z800 is it all. But again, we never cease to be amazed. But true that, CBR is still a lot more than just a commuter. Amazing companion for over a decade now. Quote:
Originally Posted by StripleRider03 Nice write up Shashvat! Looking forward to see the Ape with the wrap on the next ride! |
Absolutely. Let's plan. Always happy to have company. And BTW, the Street Triple still makes my heart skip a beat, especially the Yellow RS. Ah! These triples are sweet! Quote:
Originally Posted by VijayAnand1 Wow!! I'd really want to keep it short and sweet. As they say, four wheels move the body, two wheels move the soul and you've earned it. Though I can see much frantic and frolic in that search for "elixir" throughout your life, somewhere down the line, you've inadvertently landed yourself near the Fountain of Youth.
Do log your ownership reviews for each, that'd make for an even more superb article. Good luck, ride safe and ride long.
Cheers!
VJ |
Thanks a ton VJ. And yes, I will be putting up something on each of them. They are all equally celebrated and sought after. Will do something soon. Quote:
Originally Posted by 100Kmphormore The Tuonos are known even lesser, but am smitten with it (I was wondering why is this Tuono looking bike sporting so many added fairings , when I saw it was the RS), and the almost unbelievable Caponord 1200, the Multistradas twin in all senses, which was launched back in 2014! Aprilia really needs to buck up as Ducatis are slowly catching up in terms of sports bike and even ADVs. |
You are bang on point. Aprilias make beautiful and soulful machines. Each one of them endears a unique character. I just hope and pray that they wake up and take this as an opportunity to flourish and grow. Quote:
Originally Posted by Jhinchak The journey is not complete, many more travelogues, many more machines to be added, many friends to be made, many more memories to be cherished.
Would love to join, on your next big ride |
Haha. Yes, it's not complete, hopefully. Cherishing it each turn. Let's see what the future holds. But its a very distinct satisfaction to be a multidimensional rider and attempt to explore everything out there as much as one can. I can assure you, they all are equally enjoyable. That's why we have so much diversity. Quote:
Originally Posted by MileCruncher What a write up and what a journey! Dreams need to be chased and you have showcased it.
A envious and purposeful garage with CBR/RSV/ GSA. Wishing you tons of miles of safe riding.
Look forward to reading more of your journeys!
P.S: I'm also of the same age group ( 80 to be precise). Started my riding journey with KB4S, then RD 350s, Gen1 P180, then a 10 year hiatus followed by Gen 1 Duke 390, again 7-8 year break and now a Tiger 800 XRx.
P.P.S: Two wheels move the soul! I cannot say it enough. You are a case in point! |
Yes, we are from the same Golden Age. And it was really a long journey to accomplish. Thank you for the wishes and I hope to continue my journey as is and certainly love to catch up sometime on the road. Will never cancel that possibility. Quote:
Originally Posted by alias Amazing write-up @shashrash ( Shashvat Bhai) , was a amazing to read!
and its a always a pleasure to ride with you.
however i should be in one of those pics ( the Triumph's Gentlemen wala ride) |
Haha. Sure! Will find and update on the thread!
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