Motorcycle Thread

[jobless]

35 minutes ago, Rimbolamaster said:

If you have the ability to work on bikes and cars...super kada bro. Edo activity unnattu kuda untundi.

Entha untayi bro used goldwings.

There is lot of content In youtube university bro so adi follow aipovadame.. nenu edanna used bike kone mundu I will check entha support dorkutundi online lo ani so that it's easy for us to work on it.

Naa deggara 2nd bike ducati 749s undi daani meeda peddaga DIY content undadu so have to depend on service manual which we can find online for most of the models.

[AFDB_Director]

10 hours ago, jobless said:

 

 

 

@jobless bro. Is that a Nissan 300z? 

[jobless]

1 hour ago, AFDB_Director said:

@jobless bro. Is that a Nissan 300z? 

@AFDB_Director Good catch Bro yes its a 90 300zx.

[AFDB_Director]

9 minutes ago, jobless said:

@AFDB_Director Good catch Bro yes its a 90 300zx.

Sweet ride bro? You have great taste! 

You have to give us a live tour (or YouTube vid) listing all the wheels you own. 

[jobless]

32 minutes ago, AFDB_Director said:

Sweet ride bro? You have great taste! 

You have to give us a live tour (or YouTube vid) listing all the wheels you own. 

haha thank you bro. Anni paata vehicles ee. Will get it sometime for a ride.

[jobless]

Great explainer about mechanics and engineering design philosophy.

 

[jobless]

 

 

[kakatiya]

 

[yogdenon]

I’ve had some experience with it, and it’s one of those bikes that grows on you. What I like most is how versatile it is—it’s great for off-road adventures, but it handles pretty well on regular roads, too. If you're thinking about Talaria, you're onto something good. The power delivery is smooth, which makes it beginner-friendly, but it still has enough punch to keep things fun if you’re more experienced.
One thing to keep in mind is the battery range. It might feel limited, depending on how and where you ride, especially on longer trips. For local trails or quick commutes, though, it’s more than enough.