My Honda CB400 (w/ a 1982 450cc Nighthawk twin). It's small, lightweight, and agile. Very fun bike.
Back in the day it was a KZ1000. Very very fast. Then a DT500 enduro. Now it is my full custom Harley. Don't need speed now just safe comfort.
The most fun motorcycle I have ever ridden is my Hayabusa. You cant beat the torque.
The only motorcycle I've ridden on the street is my friend's 1995 Honda CBR 600 F3. Fun to ride but you gotta watch your speed and it is a little addicting to hit 10K rpms. I can't wait to finish my '73 Bonneville 750 though. Hopefully this spring/summer I'll have it on the road.
1977 KZ1000, at the time I worked part time at a Kawasaki dealer, owner of the shop got the first one to come in, I got the second. Rode that bike from Maryland's eastern shore to San Diego in January of 78. Traded it in for a Goldwing in 86 with almost 100,000 miles on the clock.
A dozen or so crotch rockets, a half dozen Harleys and the funnest bike of all was my Yamaha GT 80 when I was 8 or 9 years old..
i've owned many, hondas,susuki,bmw,street and dirt. the bike that kept me on my toes was a 1981 can-am 250. the so-called power band was 1st thru 5th gear!
