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Motorcycle personality test

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The motorcycle personality test..............


Don't know if this has been around before or not, however in case it hasn't. I'm posting the link.

http://www.okcupid.com/tests/take?testi ... 7436152068

It might be interesting to take the quiz for the h-ll of it. Not to accurate for me as the result was a yamaha FJR1300. I don't think so. :laughing: H-ll I wouldn't know one if I saw one.
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I wonder what other bike he has for a result... I came up as, Yamaha FJR1300 as well...
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old-n-slow wrote:The motorcycle personality test..............


Don't know if this has been around before or not, however in case it hasn't. I'm posting the link.

http://www.okcupid.com/tests/take?testi ... 7436152068

It might be interesting to take the quiz for the h-ll of it. Not to accurate for me as the result was a yamaha FJR1300. I don't think so. :laughing: H-ll I wouldn't know one if I saw one.
Same for me...not even close.
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#4 Unread post by nelamvr6 »

Complete BS! My "ideal" bike ended up being a Yamaha FJR1300.

You couldn't pay me to have one of those bikes!

No offence to sport bikers intended, but I'm a cruiser all the way!
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I guess that's the closest to a cruiser he has on his responses, or he's just pushing his favourite ride... kinda dumb to have alll the results the same...

I'm a cruiser person all the way as well, I don't dislike sportbikes but they're just not my ride...
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#6 Unread post by old-n-slow »

Not sure what gives. ON another site. one guy was told Harley sportster 883 and yet another got this for an answer.

Quote ----- Well this test sucks......

it says I shouldn't even attempt to ride, and if by chance I disregard this warning.....I should not ride anything bigger than a moped/vespa.....:):):)
What's up with that.....???

My last three bikes have been large displacement Harleys....

Should I trade in my roadking for a scooter now....???...:):):)

Cheeers ---- unquote

Just thought it might be interesting. I guess all of us here are so experienced and knowledgeable (he he) that we all get the same results.

:laughing:
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#7 Unread post by mustangski »

It did seem like a bull s**t test, but my results were right on the money. Harley 883 sportster.
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#8 Unread post by keysman »

FJR1300 for me too, but that is a pretty good assement. I have looked at the FJR a few times and I could see myself getting something like it. BMW RT, Honda ST1300, Triumph Sprint ST.
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#9 Unread post by cowboy15h »

883 Sportster for me. It will be a cold day in hell when I ever own one of those. I'm a cruiser guy but if we are talking twins it better have that many cc's per cylinder.
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#10 Unread post by blues2cruise »

Apparently I am on the wrong bike. :laughing:


Honda VFR
You scored -4 moxie, 6 zeal, and -1 pomp!
You are the Sport-Tourer.
You have the attributes of an excellent rider, but enjoy the personal challenge far more than the thrill of speed. As a sensible sort, you read all the reviews and buy Goldilocks' "just right" porridge - the Honda VFR. Not too sporty, not too toury, utterly reliable and practical. You probably associate with a bunch of other skillful and sensible riders, which is why your group rides look like a Honda salesroom.

(If you decide to shake up your image a bit, you might consider the far less practical Triumph ST, Aprilia Futura, or Ducati ST4.)
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