That's beautiful man! That's exactly the kind of set-up I'd want! Lean and mean, short and sweet! That's really gorgeous...well doneI like old Iron heads.
Here is my ride. A 1975 Norton Commando I rebuilt and customized.
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Bfd70
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This is just the last 7 years and I can’t get the pictures of my two sportys to load. Jacket A.D.D. Is nothing compared to MCs
Thanks ton. Took me about 4 years. The worst was making my own electrical harness. I had a few sleepless nights obsessing about it and driving myself crazy over it.
Getting my wife to help me install the engine was a pretty tense but hilarious moment also. The look on my face when I thought I was going to drop it! She lost her shit also. I was yelling, she was freaking out, my finger got caught under the motor while installing it into the frame and it almost hit the floor.
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My goodness... Now, that's a beauty.
I like old Iron heads.
Here is my ride. A 1975 Norton Commando I rebuilt and customized.
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Nice!! Been looking at how folks carry additional reserve canisters with them as well...
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I think Jacket A.D.D. sort of goes hand in hand with Motorcycle A.D.D. Here's a few of my former and present interest.
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Always looking at bikes, I'd love to own one again.
I chose dogs though, a much safer option.
I chose dogs though, a much safer option.
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Not so good for hopping on and riding to the shops, though.
I say this as a man who, at the age of three, tried to convinced a much-missed lakeland terrier by the name of Sherpa to be a horse to my cowboy. It proved to be.... a learning experience all round.
I say this as a man who, at the age of three, tried to convinced a much-missed lakeland terrier by the name of Sherpa to be a horse to my cowboy. It proved to be.... a learning experience all round.
I take a little 1 litre bottle (proper fuel bottle) for longer trips. However never needed it as you rarely far enough away from a fuel station in the UK.
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Love the Honda ,,reminds me of my 1st bike ,a Honda 350 k4,,,since the ive been the Honda route,moto Morini,Harley dyna,Kawasaki & now triumph speed triple R,,,much more suited to U.K. roads than my Harley ever was.
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I have owned several Hondas. I bought that one on a bit of a lark. It turned out to be one of the more expensive little bikes that I have owned in the long run
Cool bike and I am loving the Skull Skates sticker.
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I heard there's a big cult around those in Japan. Of course, I've also seen a little Japanese 49cc Honda racing bike that was so tuned it could do a ton.... That's what I adore about the Japanese designs - the efficiency!
My favourite custom bike racing scene I've read about is one where the only rules are that 1] you can ride anything as long as it's 49cc or less, and 2] you must be dressed as a superhero to take part.....
Wow man!!! I never have seen a bike dressed up in leather like that!Here's my baby. Another option for ya to consider.
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