chimoz:
...And to think most of this bikes are costlier than camry muscle. The riders are careless and usually end up in accidents.

Aida13:
Thought I was going to see some limited edition Ducati motorbikes or something - oh well, nice concept, I admire their movement We all have to stand for something, why not a bikers clan or whatever it is they call themselves

Shagati:
Motion

MadCow1:
My Boss Harley Davidson bike no dey there if not that his V-Block turbo charged bike for be the star of the show..

Nice bikes.. would be landing mine soon enough. Just need to settle some family matters and get the 18 Thousand dollars required to land that Ducati in Nigeria.

itoldu:


Your faith will make you whole. Now open your eyes and see the light. This is a Honda Goldwing. Let me know when you see it.
We will make arrangement for your seatbelt later.

Truckpusher:
What model we've got some pretty 600ccs for sale in phc.

mikron:
Nice bikes, I plan owning one soonest. I love those types with big front tyre and a small rear tyre. The type u see on bikers build off on discovery Channel, those types wrestlers and those Texas body builders love riding. Damn I'm sooo much in love with them. BTW does that blue truck belong to charley boy? It has his staff of office all over the ride. I mean the skull symbol

CityNG:
OP thanks for sharing.

Any exotics like Ducati, MotoGuzzi?

drwebs:

The truck belongs to my brother, he lives in Portharcourt. Google Diseye Tantua

sweetgala:


I was hoping I'd see one of the big boys on a ducati 1199 pinagelle supeeleggera , but many people globally ignore ducati in favour of the Japanese four pots or triumphs just because they are like the Ferrari of the bike world they cost a grip to maintain and are not very great daily rides, bring one to a track and now we are talking.

piagetskinner:
C power bikes...where's ducati nd Kawasaki?

Shagati:
Someone trucked his bike in. Notice the matching colours

Lucasbalo:
God's speed to the power bikers. Been there, done that. Rode a Ducatti for 12 years and gave it up after having too many close calls plus I lost two riding buddies within five days.

sweetgala:


I do hope that is not your first bike , would never advice a ducati other than a monster 600 for a first bike. You should get a Honda cbr600rr , R6 or gsxr600 if you are keen on a sportsbike class

piphunter:
PLease who knows how Much I can get a yamaha r6 for in naija. Toks or Naija used

Btruth:
Whao!, that sound scary.

Ibnsultan:
I love bikes. Cause any thing dangerous to me its fun. The last was in jos concendental I saw them do there thing. While on hoz

JustIce5:
These were all 'real' hardcore bikers.
No disrespect to Mr Charles Oputa but these were no 'lifestyle' riders.
The Truck belongs to a much known and internationally famous biker from Port Harcourt.
He could have ridden down with the rest of his crew but he chose to truck his bike and thank God that he did.
The truck came in handy repeatedly

Shagati:


Was expecting you here.
Look through the pics again, ENJO is a Ducati Diavel. Didn't get a side shot though

There were a couple of Guzzis too and 3 or 4 Ducati Multistradas

Lucasbalo:
I don't mean to scare anyone but that power bike riding is a dangerous adventure even with wearing a helmet and other safety paraphernalia . Started riding in Chicago with many friends in my earlier 20s and with the good roads and traffic controls, it's very dangerous. My family never liked it and my wife sold my $16.000 Ducatti for little or nothing when I travelled to Nigeria. That's when I gave it up for good. Have seen so many unnecessary deaths and injuries. Anyway, good luck to the riders in Nigeria .

CityNG:


I didn't recognize it. I think like cars, the lucky european riders are getting rides that we don't get in the US

Shagati:
Someone trucked his bike in. Notice the matching colours

Shagati:


NO it doesnt belong to C. Boy!!!
It belongs to e renowned Nigeria based artist of international repute who has held exhibitions locally and internationally.
He has apparently retained his love of bikes and trucks.
I will ask his permission to post his pictures and profile here.

PS: He is a member of the HARDRIDAZ Motorcycle Club

CityNG:


Then you're not a dedicated rider and it's good that you stopped.

You ride because you enjoy the freedom. It's funny how people will drive by a macabre car accident but won't think twice to keep driving.

But we riders are seen as risk taking fools.

sweetgala:


I see some expensive equipment there for sure , that BMW s1000 is well over £13000 same for the KTM rc8 not up to date on grand tourer prices but they are sometimes into £20000

holamiday:
Chief please send your mobile number to me at olamideadeyale@gmail.com. Thanks.

omoajiri:


I have a R6 I want to dispose of, looking at getting a Suzuki B-king. Pm me if u are interested sir.

Lucasbalo:
I don't mean to scare anyone but that power bike riding is a dangerous adventure even with wearing a helmet and other safety paraphernalia . Started riding in Chicago with many friends in my earlier 20s and with the good roads and traffic controls, it's very dangerous. My family never liked it and my wife sold my $16.000 Ducatti for little or nothing when I travelled to Nigeria. That's when I gave it up for good. Have seen so many unnecessary deaths and injuries. Anyway, good luck to the riders in Nigeria .