I enjoyed your views on 90's motorcycling since that's were I really got the bug, a 91 Suzuki 750 Katana. Now I ride a 2016 FLH Harley-Davidson Road King. I loved the Suzuki bandit great motorcycle wouldn't mind getting one myself . Great list of motorcycles .

Honda cub is far from bomb proof! The engine is good but the rest is total junk. I like hondas but the hornet us a horrible bike too. You want a chlt honda you should mention the 6 cylinder bikes. The VFR 750 is one of my personal favourites.

Well, i really enjoyed that.

With a bit of knowledge and not falling for what s fashionable there are plenty of bargains, 150mph for moped money if you do your research. Good video

The 750s were never as hard fought as the 600s. Ever.

Not sure how you can have a vid on the best 750 and only just touch on the TZ750? In my opinion the best over the counter big racer ever produced.

Honda 90-110cc above all

XJ 650 Turbo was quick but over 180 got a wobble on and 230 (kmph) was scary

YZ 465 was scary too

I had an RD350lc. Beat 750s and 900s on quarter mile

I’m on my second Ducati E900 aka Cagiva Elefant in the last decade (first one was stolen 4 years ago). One of the most underrated ADV bikes ever made. Impeccably balanced and capable with a few easy updates/mods.

You should get together with Allen Millyard. He builds some insane motorbikes

A friend of mine has a 350 two stroke Bridgestone in his barn. A retired army pilot gave it to him in the late 80s and herode it home and put it away and according to him he never rode it again. I've seen it and it appears to be all there though would take a lot of time and money to bring it back. He won't sell it though for whatever reason I don't know. Great video!

Må sige den stærkeste ang holdbarhed er en honda vfr 750 fra ca 1990 og op af har set mange med rigtig mange km med kun alm servis lavet på dem.

I've owned many bikes, some great some not much. My bike now I ride the most is my XR 150. I have a Harley Sportster 883 also but it stays in the barn most days. I'm amazed at the big cruiser crowd that turns their nose up at a friendly gesture from a small displacement bike. I just smile and continue on feeling pity for the swell heads. Great video brother

Owned a 750 magna in the early 90s, wish I'd have kept it

@ 21:21 Yes, the bike that came to be known as the Fireblade was originally supposed to be a 750 but Honda shoehorned a 900 into the frame. That's why the early Fireblades are so mad.

Like many others here, when I was growing up a 750 was man's bike - you had to know what you were doing. I still think a 750 says something and over the years I've had three - a Suzi GSX750EF, a CBX750 and a 1996 VFR750. I've still got the VFR cos it's brilliant.

Started with a old lambretta 150 then a new 125. No helmet only long hair and WATERPROOF PVC hat and A MARY QUANT JACKET for weather protection. All weather commuting. What joy ! Progressed to an old Honda Cub 50 then to my first open face helmet and Cz 175! Piece of crap in preference to a more expensive Honda. Following a messy divorce reduced to buying a new on (HP)SUSUKI 50cc for transport of my son and i to travel on Because we only had £10 a week to live on and he was still at school. Next was onto a Kawasaki z200 for long distance commutes before retiring it in preference for a Honda Silverwing also on finance with enough cash left over to fill the tank instead of paying rail fares. The next bike was a HONDA GOLD WING 1100 which was a treat after my son had grown and flown. Purpose was to join a club and in doing so met my future partner. However, i sold it to pay for a 4 month ski holiday in AUSTRIA. Upon my return i decided to buy what became my last bike a HONDA VF 750 Magna custom which was my favourite and i promised my partner NOT to ride if she died of Cancer. Our two young sons took priority and now they have grown and flown. I regret selling it and would love to have the 1100cc version to play about on when we have sunny day's. OH well 😢 the electric mobility scooter beckons but i am resisting as i would probably fall off 😱Thanks for your memories of the good times. 😄🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Wtf he talks sooo slow

Back in the 80s my buddy did 110 mph on one of those with me on the back

norton commando sounds best

I had a 400 three cylinder two stroke in the 70s. I really enjoyed that little bike

15? That's just about all of them.

Zx9r

1999 candy lightning blue is my favorite bike of all time. Its a beast.

I have a 2002 zx7r I love it and there becoming very rare in nice condition now

I have owned a zx 6 zx 7 zx 9 zx12 zx 10. And tge zx 9 is and always will be my favorite.

Wide tires are for “POWER” and big power or TQ. They are for looks and style. If its on a Ducati its to put down power in a straight line.

Interesting list and channel, I respond as a Dutchman, the bargains here and where Dutch motorcyclists often try out their motorcycles, the north of Luxembourg and the German Eifel, beautiful hilly areas with many winding roads. There are several cheap '90s motorcycles that outperform the ZX9R B-type and are not listed (just my opinion), the Fireblade '98-'99, VFR 750 and Thundercat (agility/usable power), Thunderace (comfort and agility of the ZX9R but much more powerful below 8000 rpm) I agree with the placement of the Bandit 1200 but with improved suspension. I would replace the XJR 1200 with the Blackbird or the ZZR 1100, the XJR 1200 was disappointing in terms of power and suspension, the XJR 1300 is a lot better but not a bargain.

Ahhh that sound! Still brings my heart to a boil. Those things were seriously raw. Dangerous? I rode them and respected them and never had any problems.

Why Ducati service cost so much. Have you seen the price of the tools to work on a Ducati ?

Great video. I'm looking for my first motorcycle. I currently have a vespa 300 gts scooter (with motorcycle license in the USA) . I'm 5'6.5". This video helps. New sub, watching all your vids in the next couple days.

In the 64 years I've been riding, I've had fun on almost all my bikes, which included a 175cc Bantam D14/4, 305cc Honda CB77, Jawa 250 and 350, Yamaha RD250 and SR500, Kawasaki Z750, plus many others and, currently, the Guzzi 750 Breva. Do I need a big 130hp monster to have fun? Definitely not!

I bought a new honda cb450 1966 from long beach california dealer. would go 105mph all day long. tuned by the dealer for me 46 hp. ran perfect. paid 460 dollars out the door new price. what a great price.

although the statements have some undeniable facts, the interpretation is debatable. However, you are permitted you opinion.

Racing on public roads is strictly for fkn morons.

Whats it weigh How much torque Does it have a fairing and windscreen For my weight and abilities I like 75hp-125hp 55ft/lbs-90ft/lbs. Torque and aerodynamics are what matter

Eh? Whatza matter you? You dunna like a Ducati bevel twin with Conti's Maybe I send the boys round to change your sixationf

I still have my second zxr 750 from 93 and stil love it ,280 km on the dach a gsxr 1100 would not lose me what a great bike

I have had liters bikes and many other types over the years. 996 SuperHawk was my favorite. Very underrated. As an older rider now (50+) who’s always preferred handling over speed light weight is a priority as well. 2018 KTM 690 Duke is my bike of choice now. People ask why such a small bike for a larger rider. I tell them “It’s light, fun and fast enough! 370lbs wet the bike only weighs 70lbs more than me and still has more than enough power and speed for the streets! My only complaint would be the suspension but thats hardly the bike’s fault.

It doesn’t matter the HP if your out to have fun I ride a fireblade but go out with my buddy on a 125 sometimes and can still have a great day on this, yes it won’t do sill speeds but you see so much more around the roads and still brings a smile to your face. Keep the videos coming some great roads rides and great information 👍

Agree, I had a V-StromX 2008 for 8 years and now I have a Honda Dominator RD02 1994. Even that is ok!

Absolutely, 650cc & 60hp is plenty. Backed up by what I've read that the 650 v-strom out sells it's bigger brother(s) by two to one. Years ago I toured France two up on my MZ TS250, so it's probably best to ignore any advice I may offer 🙂

Thank you for this.

Sir. You are truly young at heart ❤️. God bless you on your vacation. Ride free, ride safe.

Too funny seeing you pass the GOAT' on the road ;-)

They went backwards after the 750. In Design i mean .

Thanks for sharing. Be safe.