Fair shares of previous bikes

I have had my fair shares of motorbike , starting from the humble Honda EX5. This bike is awesome when it comes to reliablity and a good platform to learn the throttle.No wonder the EX5 is still popular From here, an upgrade to a clutch bike. My uncles Honda Nova. A fast splinter with clip handles and a powerful 125 engine. Thailands version of Nova is said to be faster.
The well known RX-Z was my ride when i got into college. I did everything i could possibly do with that bike. My dad had bought for me this bike from one of his dipatch boys. This guy was a speed freak. He offered my dad either one of his bikes, the Yamaha Rx-Z and a Cagiva Mito 125. I opted for Rx-Z as i was really not comfortable with the superbike riding position on the Cagiva Mito. Another thing why i chose the Yamaha Rx-Z was because i can see myself modding the bike to go beyond its limitation. The Rx-Z was already modded with racing bearings, racing tuned carbs and 150cc bore kit. Soon to follow, a 175 cc bore kit and i was tearing up the Shah Alam scene. This is also the bike that my wife had rode with me a long time ago. Back then, she was still my GF. I had it for 4 years before selling it off at a profit.

There are a few more bikes in between like the Yamaha Tenere 750 and BMW 1300GS. Courtesy of my father in-law who always had a passion for adventure. Those were awesome and very comfy as they are classed as an enduro Tourer. Those bikes was a far fetched dream of mine as it was expensive and i could not afford the price tag. But hopefully one day i will be able to get me one of those.