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  1. lacucaracha

    lacucaracha Member

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    After two years of ownership, I sold my trusty Seca. I've learned so damn much bringing that bike back to life, and I now have no hesitation fixing and maintaining my new ride. This community is absolutely awesome, and I hope it keeps going. I won't have the XJ anymore, but I will probably still check out the site.
    That 650 was awesome. It took me everywhere- and fast, too.

    Cheers!
    Ely
     
    lacucaracha, Jul 8, 2014
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  2. k-moe

    k-moe Pie, Bacon, Bourbon. Moderator Premium Member

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    Have fun with the new machine. I truly hope that you don't kick yourself later on for selling the Seca. There is a first-gen Celica running around somewhere that I should have kept. I got $600 for what is now a $8,000 car based on its condition at the time of sale. I want one again, but there's no way I can sneak a purchase like that past the wife.
     
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    Ely keep coming back to check in,the way communities like this keep going is because those who have learned/benefited put what they have learned back in and so it grows and continues.
    Enjoy the new ride and remember 2 wheels and a motor we are all in it together.
    You already know about the other motorcycles section post the new ride mate !
     
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