The "What do you drive when you're not driving the XJ?" thread
08-09-2012, 08:18 AM
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Year: 1997 & 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
The "What do you drive when you're not driving the XJ?" thread
This may have been done before, and if so...oops. If not, it might be interesting to see what we like to change up for whatever reason.
This is my preferred alternative driver.......
1980 Kawasaki H1-750. Just rebuilt the carbs, new ignition system, new front tire and brakes, some rewiring (not uncommon to have to do to older bikes that have not been well treated by previous owners) and the dress accessories. Fortunately, had a strong engine and drive train to work with. Runs like brand new now, maybe better with the improved Dynatek ignition system. New paint for the tank and side panels very soon (white is the choice) and more cosmetic resto soon after including pipes. It's not the HD I really want, but someday. Until then, this will do very nicely.
This is my preferred alternative driver.......
1980 Kawasaki H1-750. Just rebuilt the carbs, new ignition system, new front tire and brakes, some rewiring (not uncommon to have to do to older bikes that have not been well treated by previous owners) and the dress accessories. Fortunately, had a strong engine and drive train to work with. Runs like brand new now, maybe better with the improved Dynatek ignition system. New paint for the tank and side panels very soon (white is the choice) and more cosmetic resto soon after including pipes. It's not the HD I really want, but someday. Until then, this will do very nicely.
22008 suzuki b-king... same 2nd gen hayabusa 181 hp engine, with all the comforts of confortable bars and a saddle seat.
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08-16-2012, 01:08 AM
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Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
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This is the monstrosity that gets me around most of the time, the Jeep is used for the rain and the snow, and to haul large stuff.
Its much much faster than the ol' Cherokee.
Its much much faster than the ol' Cherokee.
