eBay 'specials' and other junk finds
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Re: Any collectors out there?
Would be interesting to see what that makes, shame about the keys and steering lock.
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Re: Any collectors out there?
That's a rare one, although the frame number suggests a few hundred made.
Seems to have been stored well, and not ever used perhaps.
Very tempting. 15% buyers premium is a bit steep.
Seems to have been stored well, and not ever used perhaps.
Very tempting. 15% buyers premium is a bit steep.
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Re: Any collectors out there?
Steering lock isnt a problem is it?
Undo the two torx bolts and undo the yoke/stem nut and clamps and lift of, and it would drop out
Isn't this mentioned in general section?
Undo the two torx bolts and undo the yoke/stem nut and clamps and lift of, and it would drop out
Isn't this mentioned in general section?
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Re: Any collectors out there?
It's already at £3040 high bid. He has a few bikes by the looks of it, including a rg500 and a tdr250.
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Re: Any collectors out there?
It's a UK bike, Honda will be able to get some keys for it.
Nice bike but I think it will fetch way too much.
Also they could have put the rear-cowl screws back in for the pictures...
Nice bike but I think it will fetch way too much.
Also they could have put the rear-cowl screws back in for the pictures...

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Re: Any collectors out there?
30th TT Anniversary?
Am I missing something here?
Am I missing something here?

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Re: Any collectors out there?
Only honda's celebration of 30 years of TT activitythunderace wrote:30th TT Anniversary?
Am I missing something here?
This sticker was fitted to UK spec NC30's
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HONDA-NC30-VF ... fe3&_uhb=1
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Re: Any collectors out there?
I never knew UK bikes came in any other scheme but RWB, cool bike
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Re: Any collectors out there?
CRM wrote:Only honda's celebration of 30 years of TT activitythunderace wrote:30th TT Anniversary?
Am I missing something here?
This sticker was fitted to UK spec NC30's
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HONDA-NC30-VF ... fe3&_uhb=1
Ah. Just a sticker then?

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