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Now this looks fun!

Discussion in 'Other Motorcycles' started by geebake, Oct 26, 2006.

  1. geebake

    geebake Member

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    Well, I don't know about you, but I think this is about the funniest damn thing I've seen in a while!

    Not sure how to describe this!

    And I thought I had too much spare money and free time!

    Bake
     
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    my cousin built something very similar from a honda 'little 50' dirt bike, its more dangerous than fun really :). but good for a laugh. He just extended the neck out with a piece of 2x4 put a cusion on it and you held on to the bars behind you
     
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    That's quite a stable - geebake!

    All of 'em up-'n-runnin'?
     
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    Ha! I wish. Currently the XJ650RJ runs like a top. Probably my favorite bike of all time. The XJ750RJ will be complete this weekend. It's been needing a master cylinder for the front brakes for a couple of months. Finaly got one on eBay. The 83 turbo's engine is in pieces on a workbench. The '82 Turbo is just a parts bike for the '83. The Goldwing is in good shape but seems to have some mysterious overheating issues. The Harley is the nicest of my bikes, though I pretty much hate it. It looks nice and runs great. Doesn't even leak. I just don't like it. Most uncomfortable bike I've ever owned. It will be sold in the spring. All serious offers considered!

    Bake
     
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