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What: you expected me to stoop to making a comment about most of the tail that Mike gets being from that era? I would never do that....sunshine229 wrote:WHAT??? Nobody is taking advantage of that opener - Mike talking about a piece of tail...totalmotorcycle wrote:Of course I was trusting after this little piece of tail as my first bike back in the early, early 90's.
Mike
Yes, I can see what you see in the 90's CBR900....High_Side wrote:The green and white ZX7s were awesome back then. The original CBR900 and RC45s were beautiful as well.
Yes - more Unobtainiumtotalmotorcycle wrote:Yes, I can see what you see in the 90's CBR900....High_Side wrote:The green and white ZX7s were awesome back then. The original CBR900 and RC45s were beautiful as well.
Mike
Wow you were a pioneer in that business! The world wide web was only created in 1991 drastically changing the internet forever and forever.totalmotorcycle wrote:LOL. Ah, the 90's rave scene....and here is a little known fact, I had a retail store (Internet Cafe) from 1993-1997 in Markham, Ontario called "Storm Multimedia".HYPERR wrote:Oh yeah sort of a dark fuscia. Fuscia was a popular color in the 90s. I love the 90's bold graphics, like the Purple/Metallic Yellow/White Smoky Joe CBRs and the Purple/Lime Green/White ZX7Rs. In fact the 90s had the best graphics ever! Along with the best hip hop ever and the best club music!
That's an oldie coupon there from our store.
Mike
Sometimes we miss certain attributes of departed bikes that we used to enjoy or didn't appreciate until afterwards. We also miss the memories and the good times associated with that particular bike.sunshine229 wrote:In all seriousness, I would love to have my Honda CB400T back. At the time I sold it I was ready to sell it, but now I want it back... Go figure!
Well said!HYPERR wrote:Sometimes we miss certain attributes of departed bikes that we used to enjoy or didn't appreciate until afterwards. We also miss the memories and the good times associated with that particular bike.
Too true. (we also look back with rose coloured glasses as well...but hey, they are memories so why not? haha.)HYPERR wrote:Sometimes we miss certain attributes of departed bikes that we used to enjoy or didn't appreciate until afterwards. We also miss the memories and the good times associated with that particular bike.sunshine229 wrote:In all seriousness, I would love to have my Honda CB400T back. At the time I sold it I was ready to sell it, but now I want it back... Go figure!
