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Here's a bike I fixed up, rode a bit, then sold in August of 2019. Nearly 4 years and 700 miles later it's for sale on Facebook... Just wanted to post it here. It's really nice. 1980 Yamaha XS650...

The 1978 Suzuki SP370 was my first street legal bike. Purchased in 1980 or 1981 from Mike's Suzuki Ranch in Janesville, WI. I feel like I was out there ogling it for a couple months until I decided to pull the trigger. The owners (husband and wife) usually waited on me and were surprisingly...

Hi Niels, I have a pair from a 78 Standard that I would sell if you're interested. JR

You're right. Keys attached to one sturdy ring are much more secure than keys attached individually to the case. jr

Back in the eighties I had a 1972 Water Buffalo (blue and white) I rode everywhere. Fun bike! Like most bikes I've sold over the years, I wish I would have kept it! Thanks for posting the pic and Thanks for purchasing! JR

You're welcome. Thanks for posting the pics. It's nice to see one on someone else's bike! JR

Hi Bosco 659, Your keysleeves were mailed today. The post office couldn't give me an ETA. Hopefully won't take too long. Thanks! John

Shipping anywhere in the U.S with a padded envelope is $4.85. I am not charging for shipping in the U.S. Shipping to Canada is a different story.

Edit: I misspelled "yahoo". When ready, please send payment to johnryan6006@yahoo.com I hear ya! I'm setup for PayPal. When you're ready to order, send your payment to: johnryan6006@yahho.com Thanks for your interest!

Just got setup for PayPal. When you're ready to pull the trigger, send your payment (along with your name and mailing address) to johnryan6006@yahoo.com

Unfortunately, they are too thick to save on shipping costs. Went to the US Post Office and they quoted me $14.85 to ship three (I'll cover $4.85 of the cost, lowering your shipping cost to $10.00). Because they are so light, we won't save any money sending a lower quantity. The good news is...

Hi bosco659, I will definitely look into it and get back to you. How many were you interested in purchasing? John

Greetings! Years ago, I developed this simple solution for my personal use. It's a neoprene "keysleeve" that keeps your keys safe and protects the polished metal/plastic/painted surface around the ignition switch pristine. I've decided to make a bunch of these and see if there is any interest...

Had a 1974 from about 1999 – 2003. Beautiful bike and sounded great.

Hi Samoran1, Totally spaced out the bio. My apologies. I'll get that to you tomorrow. jr