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TOOLS1

Bike Honda should have built.

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I wish Honda had built this bike. http://thekneeslider.com/archives/2010/08/02/honda-mugen-mrv-1000/
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Way cool

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shinyribs

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Durn Tootin' they shoulda built that!!Man,I love they way they made the wheels and hubs,with those short spokes.Beautiful! Ya'll guys are killing me with all these cool links...my bookmark tab is becoming quite large.I wonder what will happen when it finally reaches the bottom of the screen?

cowboy

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That bike has some really nice lines to I would almost bet that would be a bike not to many would want to cafe or bob they would just want to restore it and ride it in all its beauty. I no I wouldn't change a thing on it lol except maybe they should have redesigned the right side of the motor it looks a little weird i think compared to the left which is a pretty nice looking piece of work.

Half-Caf

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shinyribs wrote

I wonder what will happen when it finally reaches the bottom of the screen?

Y2K all over again!!!

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shinyribs

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Half-Caf wrote

shinyribs wrote

I wonder what will happen when it finally reaches the bottom of the screen?

Y2K all over again!!!

OH NO!

shinyribs

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I finally put my finger on it,what was so cool about the wheels.Its the spokes,they dont cross,they are straight spokes

Burro

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I would ride that machine more often than my neighbors easy sister! ;-)

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Half-Caf

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TOOLS1 wrote

I wish Honda had built this bike.

It does look nice, but I can't figure out where the other 2 cylinders are??

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Half-Caf

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Shiny, it may not be a true cafe, but it is a two-seater with a pretty sleek look..
Makes me wanna get a seat like it.

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