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Guest.
on 21st Nov 2008
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Item: Triumph T140E
I own this bike since 1979 and did more than 100,000 mls on it.It nearly never missed a beat and always got me home. Regular servicing is easily and cheaply done and prevents bits from falling
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Review by
Guest.
on 12th Nov 2008
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Item: Norton Commando 750
Outstanding handling, great lean looks. That sound of a 750 Commando pulling hard has the same reation to human ears as a v-12 Ferrari at full chat. There is nothing like it. Had mine since new in 1971!
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Review by
Guest.
on 10th Nov 2008
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Item: Yamaha RD 250 LC (4L1) 247cc
I owned an RD from new in 1984. Sold it in 1986. Since then I have owned many other [larger bikes]. Nothing has quite felt the same. I miss the noise, the lightness, the power valve; I even miss that
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Review by
livinhope
on 7th Nov 2008
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Item: Kawasaki Z750 Twin (76-79) 745
Amazing torque though low horse power. Broke the chain 4 times.Engine is so quiet on standard pipes. Put a 2 into 1 and it unleashes a lot more power but it needs jetting up as the down pipes glow red at
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Review by
simo100
on 31st Oct 2008
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Item: Kawasaki KH250
Mine was in Kawasaki racing colours with kh written on the seat. Also polished the engine casings, chromed and shortend rear mudguard and chromed chainguard.
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Review by
Guest.
on 22nd Oct 2008
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Item: Triumph Legend TT
I loved this bike from the first time I saw it, riding it is just so much fun, you can cruise along at a nice pace or you can kick it down a gear, get the revs up and just have a blast on curvey roads keeping
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Review by
Guest.
on 22nd Oct 2008
User Rating : 9
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Item: Triumph Legend TT
The best bike I have ever ridden. Comfortable, fast, reliable, and smart.
Fuel is good for a large engine tank is a descent size so you can cruse for large distances between refills.
If you are after a
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Review by
Guest.
on 21st Oct 2008
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Item: Honda Goldwing
I have two early models of the Honda Goldwing, a 1976 GL1000 LTD and a 1979 GL1000 that I have owned for more than 20 years. This early model is among the best handling and quickest due to the much lighter
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Review by
OldGold
on 20th Oct 2008
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Item: Honda Goldwing
I've owned motorcycles for over 40 years, but ridden the same '79 GL1000 Goldwing for 27 years. I have found that with the GL's great 80 hp power curve, it has remained a perfect bike, whether commuting or
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Review by
jes1960
on 29th Sep 2008
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Item: Kawasaki KH250
My first bike. Wanted one since I was a school kid. Went everywhere on it with my mates on there RD's >'s. Commuted to work on it. Got 55mpg if I took it steady! Loved it to bits. Wrote it off Oct 78 when some
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