And her name is Pearl :)
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From: Poolville
Wow
Wow sucks for you man....get your wallet out and give your ride a set.....lol
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From: NW Suburbs Chicago
Every once in a while I think about crankin' up another notch. Now it's a 103 with Stage one - Pipes - Breather and Tuner. And it really is fast enough. But would never be called "Big Nuts"
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From: Georgia
Talking to the wife tonite about the names you all have for your Bikes. And it dawned on me I have Never named any of my bikes or cars. I'm sure there are plenty of you out there that have had more vehicles than I have. But a quick count on an Old Brain and I come up with over 25 cars and 12 Bikes. Not one of them had a name.
Am I the only one?
Am I the only one?
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From: Detroit
After my cat got neutered, a co-worker's mother made a set with a loop to hang off the tail, so my cat could still walk proudly around the neighborhood. If the woman who made them was still alive, I might have been willing to send her some more fuzzyballs business.
Tourer
Joined: Feb 2014
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From: NW Suburbs Chicago
As I have established that the bike has no name and no *****, I'm actually starting to feel sorry for the damn thing getting slammed!
Poor inanimate thing.....LOL
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Joined: Jun 2010
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From: Alberta, Canada
I have never named any of my trucks, but the bikes have been different, more personal.
For now I call him Blu (he may get self conscious if I call him Fatty), but he is new and I will have to have another look at him after all of the winter mods go on. After I am done, I am hoping he looks a little meaner with a 2:1 exhaust and new intake...
For now I call him Blu (he may get self conscious if I call him Fatty), but he is new and I will have to have another look at him after all of the winter mods go on. After I am done, I am hoping he looks a little meaner with a 2:1 exhaust and new intake...
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From: x
The wife and I were kicking it around and couldn't come up with a name until we got the new plates from DMV..... MSTY 250. We looked at each other kinda surprised and yup, Misty was born. In all our years we've never had a plate that even came close to sounding like a name of anything. Seemed kinda special. 
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From: Georgia
I feel sorry for people who don't name their bikes, to me it's a sign of.......... well, you fill in the blanks. I don't want to offend either. The wife and I were kicking it around and couldn't come up with a name until we got the new plates from DMV..... MSTY 250. We looked at each other kinda surprised and yup, Misty was born. In all our years we've never had a plate that even came close to sounding like a name of anything. Seemed kinda special.
The wife and I were kicking it around and couldn't come up with a name until we got the new plates from DMV..... MSTY 250. We looked at each other kinda surprised and yup, Misty was born. In all our years we've never had a plate that even came close to sounding like a name of anything. Seemed kinda special.