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MOTOBRICK.COM => The MBdotCOM Community Center => Topic started by: beemuker on September 06, 2019, 10:03:50 PM
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There’s a nice red one for sale on my local craigslist when I saw the picture I thought it was a Beamer Most reviewers seem to like it , What do you think
54k, $1800, ‘93
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Test rode one at the LBS, and came away with a "neat bike, typical Honda. Runs well, nothing exciting, and bereft of personality...but it'll probably run carefree forever." Heavy, but not hard to ride slow.
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Test rode one at the LBS, and came away with a "neat bike, typical Honda. Runs well, nothing exciting, and bereft of personality...but it'll probably run carefree forever." Heavy, but not hard to ride slow.
Thanks for the reply it was gone in one day
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A good friend had one that he put nearly 200,000 miles on. Was the second choice when I got my first brick. I have too much invested in K-bikes to consider one now.
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Stopped at my local bank branch today and thought of this thread. ST was my only choice when a pal called saying his neck was sore every time he rode and would I consider his brick? I timed my exit well and struck up a conversation though I restrained myself from asking : So is it “bereft of character”? From his descriptions he requires bland. Nice chap though. Interesting how many similar interests we share.
Like breasts Motos can all perform their intended function-some though, are so very elegant...This is season 4 in the asylum and can’t help but say how lovely I find this shape. A few extra pics of today around the chee.
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Like breasts Motos can all perform their intended function-some though, are so very elegant...
The moto as teat. That's an avant-garde conceptualization too difficult for me to get my legs around. :-)
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Here's mine. Typical Honda, with the slickest gearbox I've ever put a boot to, fast for a road bike, perfectly carburated, very good brakes and suspension in stock form. Fairing allows for a lot of buffeting and the bars are too low for my liking on long rides. Worst attribute is that it's god awful heavy, around 750# and top heavy to boot. Once out on the open road it will happily lope along at near 100 MPH for a tank of gas if you have the room. In short, a very competent motorcycle, but I like the k75 much more, it fits me perfectly, is very comfy, and feels like a light weight in comparison. The Honda is still a good buy used, i paid $2500.00 with only 14K on the clock.
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