Honda RC51...because it's a 1000cc twin. I had one until last summer, had to sell her...she was going to get me in trouble!!!

 

V-Max

 

Yamaha Roadstar, I had a 05 Model, it is built on a Softail Suspension, Good Riding Bike,
Lots of Bike for the Money, 1700cc ( 102 ci ) plenty of Power and Torque. I would Love to have another one!

 

If I had to get ONE bike other than a Harley, it would be the Star Raider. I test rode one last year, at it just flat out ROCKS !

 

I like them all, too, for the most part. Although I have been on a V-twin only kick for a few years now.

The other ride:


And a family portrait:

 

I like bikes.

 

I have four in my garage. My 1989 H-D FXST, a 2004 BMW R1150RT, a 2006 Honda CRF450X, and an a 1992 Suzuki DR350S. The BMW is what I mostly commute to work on and use for some sportier cruises with my non-Harley riding friends, my Honda is an electric start dirt only rocket and my Suzuki is my dual sport ride. But my Harley is the heart and soul of my collection. They are all fun in their own way.
Bikes are pictured below.

 

I had a 2006 Triumph before my RKC, and the quality was excellent. Engine was bullet proof. And it had a lot of soul, and history behind it. Before that, I had a Yamaha 250cc dirt bike back in the 70's.

 

EXILE
FLYRITE
SUCKER PUNCH

In that order.

 

I've always liked Indians and Ducatis.
Indian: The original American V Twin
Ducati: The fastest way to get there on a V Twin