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Passengers. Hmm.
I had a girlfriend who regularly fell asleep.
I had a girlfriend who regularly fell asleep.
Bikes.
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When I worked in the shipyard at Barrow 40+ years ago many locals used these as their daily transport, i imagine most were scrapped years ago -
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The biggest selling motor vehicle of all time.
The older ones are increasing in value so if you have one in the back of your garage hang on to it.
You meet the nicest people on a honda.
The older ones are increasing in value so if you have one in the back of your garage hang on to it.
You meet the nicest people on a honda.
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Used one C90 as a winter bike when I put my best away so the winter salt did not corrode it
I had a Honda C70 when I was about 20.
Had a nasty accident with a bulk LPG tank (although I wasn't hurt too badly)
Never ridden since.
Had a nasty accident with a bulk LPG tank (although I wasn't hurt too badly)
Never ridden since.
The most dangerous thing on a motorcycle is the nut attached to the handlebars
The most dangerous thing on a motorcycle is the nut attached to the handlebars
Indeed as my son has demonstrated even with 12.5 hp he can be lethal!
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Funnily enough I was chatting to a mate about the 380 triples, I remember a guy I worked with had one, all black, and looked really smart.
I passed my bike test in 1979, and I've had a bike on the road pretty continuously since then. But my current bike is my last, I think!
my ageing, but still lovely Ducati 748.
I passed my bike test in 1979, and I've had a bike on the road pretty continuously since then. But my current bike is my last, I think!
my ageing, but still lovely Ducati 748.
The most dangerous thing on a motorcycle is the nut attached to the handlebars
The most painful thing on a motorbike is your nuts attached to the nuts that hold the handlebars on
The only thing I ever regretted selling was my Z650 B1
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I regretted selling my SV650S - great fun little bike, if i had changed the clip on to bars would have kept it but kids were young then wife was not happy
Biggest regret selling my 1972 Kawasaki S2 350cc for £125 in 1978 after stripping and painting frame.
SWMBO said it had to go as it was stripped and in a bedroom, try and replace one in original condition for £000's today
SWMBO said it had to go as it was stripped and in a bedroom, try and replace one in original condition for £000's today
