eBay 'specials' and other junk finds
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Awynn
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Re: eBay 'specials' and other junk finds
"god vorcing maszin nuw batry god condision"
hmmm maybe,
good working, amazing, new battery, good condition????
hmmm maybe,
good working, amazing, new battery, good condition????
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thunderace
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Re: eBay 'specials' and other junk finds
But no MOT or TaxAwynn wrote:"god vorcing maszin nuw batry god condision"
hmmm maybe,
good working, amazing, new battery, good condition????
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thunderace
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Re: eBay 'specials' and other junk finds
Conventional wisdom says to know your limits. To know your limits you need to find them first. Finding your limits generally involves getting in over your head and hoping you live long enough to benefit from the experience. That's the fun part.
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squirrel_hunter
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Re: eBay 'specials' and other junk finds
What make it better is the user name "Classy Motorcycles", Classy? I think not.
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thunderace
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Re: eBay 'specials' and other junk finds
Conventional wisdom says to know your limits. To know your limits you need to find them first. Finding your limits generally involves getting in over your head and hoping you live long enough to benefit from the experience. That's the fun part.
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Yakama
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Re: eBay 'specials' and other junk finds
As much as I dont like that you have to admire the work that has gone into that paintwork
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CRM
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Re: eBay 'specials' and other junk finds
artwork aside i forgot just how f-ugly those SRADS are, they even make the NC30 tyga tail look short.
and any bike with a "stubby" can fitted just makes me cringe - i bet that is loud and not even sounding good just bloody loud.
bet his neighbours love him
and any bike with a "stubby" can fitted just makes me cringe - i bet that is loud and not even sounding good just bloody loud.
bet his neighbours love him
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Trinirides
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Re: eBay 'specials' and other junk finds
second that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!CRM wrote:any bike with a "stubby" can fitted just makes me cringe -
Even if it was the bike I wanted that would be a deal breaker for me right up there with anodised levers, screen bolts and clear lexus style rear lights....
I cant see the point in spending all that time and cash on a SRAD or have I missed something??
Just seen at the end of the title it does say "WHY" lol im asking myself the same questions..
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Dynamohum
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Re: eBay 'specials' and other junk finds
Never seen the appeal of the srad suzuki myself I have ridden a mates late injection 750 and it's rapid but the riding position felt like I was draped over a camel.
Without doubt there's been a bit of work done on the paintwork to the owners taste maybe better in the flesh but the pictures make it look like it's been on on fire or a 70s tye dye teeshirt yuk...
Without doubt there's been a bit of work done on the paintwork to the owners taste maybe better in the flesh but the pictures make it look like it's been on on fire or a 70s tye dye teeshirt yuk...