The bucket motorcycle wish list

Ok, so let's dream...

You have the money and the space. Your motorcycle collection is now complete.
So, what is in it....?

Here's the start of mine:

BMW R69S (white)
BMW R100S (real)
BMW K1100RS
BMW R1200C (Ivory with brown upholstery)
BMW R80GS (Basic) Kalahari
BMW R100GS PD Classic
BMW R1100RT
BMW K1200LT (yay LeRoy)
BMW R1100GS RR HPN


Harley-Davidson WW2 750 model
Harley-Davidson Panhead Chopper with the front wheel out t-h-e-r-e !!

Honda 1969 CB750 K1
Honda CBX1000 6-cylinder
Honda C110 50cc (my first ride)
Honda 750 Africa Twin
Honda XR500R

Kawasaki Mach111
Kawasaki 900 Z1

Suzuki TS125 Stinger
Triumph Bonneville 650
Yamaha RT1
Yamaha XT500

Zundapp KS50

Wow Richard, is there any bike you don't have on your list
Well being a lad who also likes my modern superbikes I will add to my list:
BMW S1000RR
Honda 1000 Fireblade
Ducati 999R
MV Agusta F4
And on my nostalgia list:
Kawasaki Mach III (2stroke tripple)
Honda 500 Dream
AJS 500 Single
Triumph Bonneville 650
My tourer list:
BMW R1200RT (of course)
BMW K1200LT (not just to please LeRoy)
Honda Pan European
And now I am out of space to park them all

Good Day Guys.
I'm still very Happy with my K1200 RS,secondly i would get my self R1200GS adventurer,and then My wife the 800 ST. And to all my friends I'll get them BMW bike to make the family grow bigger and stronger.

Well my list will be the following:

Off-Road / Enduro
Honda CRF250X
KTM 400 EXC
BMW G450X

Dual Sport
BMW F800GS
KTM950 Adventure

Touring
BMW R1200GS Adventure
BMW R1200RT

Superbikes
BMW S1000RR
Honda CBR 1000 Fireblade

Well, I guess we can dream…..

Would add the following bikes in no specific order.

Honda VFR1000V5 - Looked at the 800 a few years ago before buying the R1100S that was stolen.
R1200S - have always had a soft spot for the Boxer eversince mine was stolen in 2004.
K1200GT - previous model.
K1200S.
R1200RT.

Definitly no Hardley Driveables.

Sharkie - glad to see you have a Bee Em in every category.

If I had to be absolutely honest, I own my dream bike.
Well maybe having an HP2 as well would do no damage...

For the most exotic tastes in BMW GS:

http://www.hpn.de/bilder/high_resolution/gsrr1.jpg

It's much too big to show here...

Each one of the bikes on my bucket bike list has fond memories or dreams to come...!?

Obviously the Bucket Bike List was excluding your dreambike you presently have and have been dreaming of for years.

I dream of a bike that Q would build for 007, reckon a nice set of rocket launchers will suit me in traffic, add a afterburner when I go through the Northern Cape, pop-out training wheels on the side when I overcook it in ET, ...

...and Leroy spots the deliberate omission...

My list is by no means complete, but I had to start the thread sometime...!

Excellent thread (like many others!)... love reading about the boys and their toys
Keep on dreaming guys!

Joe wrote:........pop-out training wheels on the side when I overcook it in ET, .......

think that will also work for the jumping pavements that have down there


my list:

BMW S1000RR - to embarrass the Japs
Honda CBR1000RR - to experience a thrill not yet offered by BMW
BMW K1300S - to cover a long distances really quick
BMW R1200GSA - to be able to talk sh&*t with the forum clan
MV Augusta F4 312 - to show off.......and maybe.....just once...... explore if the 312 means what they claim......312km/h

of course this is very much tongue in the cheek.........methinks I'll take any bike (maybe with the exception of a Harley) as long as I'm able to ride a bike

I would love to have a lower version of the 1200RT. But at this stage I am riding my dream bike.
I think alot of club members also started here!

I reckon the lady I have suits me just fine - when Richard took me into the showroom in June 2006 to look at choices of BMW, I was chasing a gold wing at the time, after 5 minutes he realised I was no longer walking with him. The first bike that I saw when I walked into the showroom was an anthracite 1200RT with 600ks on the clock. It was at the front door and I must say that I never got any further. Attempts by Richard to show me other models proved fruitless and 4 days later out I rode on an almost brand new 1200RT. I must say that, although my riding experience was limited (last rode a Honda 550 some 30 years ago) it did not take me long to adapt.

I have since travelled 18,000 ks and have never looked back - well only to see where the harley disappeared to. Great bike, comfortable and certainly not to big for a novice. Unless you drop it that is.

If I could I would like to increase my collection with the inclusion of a R100GS, but thats another story.