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Interesting motorcycles, not XS650
- Thread starter Kevin Werner
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The Yamaha I have is called US custom 1980
And there is a site on Facebook called US custom lots of pictures
Mostly Harly Choppers dont think any Yamaha XS
Perhaps worth check out
Ideas for builds
https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=122281681592197331&set=a.122116795940197331
And there is a site on Facebook called US custom lots of pictures
Mostly Harly Choppers dont think any Yamaha XS
Perhaps worth check out
Ideas for builds
https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=122281681592197331&set=a.122116795940197331
Very nice gift! Bike looks awesome! I see HD has "stolen" BMW's approach to tubeless tires on spoked rims.We went out and got my father an early birthday gift! We we’re originally gonna get him the 2026 street rod but the kind people at thunder mountain convinced him on the 2025 street bobIt’ll be his first NEW motorcycle since he was 18 in college
Zmccleary7
"Not all those who wander are lost" J.R.R Tolkien
Yes sir seems to be the case while charging a few hundred to have spokes instead of cast rims on top of that as well
while charging a few hundred to have spokes instead of cast rims on top of that as well
And I just noticed "117"...wow, almost a 2L engine! Getting closer to a Rocket 3!
And I make due with these poor old 650 and 1000 cc bikes
And I make due with these poor old 650 and 1000 cc bikes
Zmccleary7
"Not all those who wander are lost" J.R.R Tolkien
Pushing just over 1900 cc’s!! Dad lifted the front wheel in second
OMG, good for him! Hope he was ready for that!Pushing just over 1900 cc’s!! Dad lifted the front wheel in second
Zmccleary7
"Not all those who wander are lost" J.R.R Tolkien
he was ecstatic!! We’ll defend be paying a few speeding tickets in the next couple months
Just in, Cadillac F1 car blows a lifter. They forgot to delete the AFM/DOD. If you know , you know.
TRIUMPHS LATEST CREATION AROUND THE SPEED TWIN 1200RS
https://www.motorcyclespecs.co.za/model/triu/Triumph-speed-twin cafe-2026.HTML
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https://www.motorcyclespecs.co.za/model/triu/Triumph-speed-twin cafe-2026.HTML
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THREE FAST STINK WHEELERS:
Suzuki XR23 £100k
Kawasaki KR750 £75k
Kawasaki KR350 £40k
Suzuki XR23 £100k
Kawasaki KR750 £75k
Kawasaki KR350 £40k
Gimme gimme gimme!
Now I need a cold shower.
Luvverly. Kinda nostalgic too. The KR75 puts me in mind of an incident at Netherdale Ind Estate near Galashiels. One of those random moments in life. I wuz about eighteen-nineteen so 1975-76. Can't remember why I was at the industrial estate but I saw one of the historic woollen mills was now trading as some sort of m/c business and they had this lime-green KR750 sitting on its paddock stand on the sidewalk. And as I stood looking in wonder at this fantastic machine, so unexpected it might almost have fallen from Heaven, one of the mechanics confirmed this was Mick Grant's racing bike, on which Mick had set an Isle of Man lap record at 109.82 mph on the two-stroke triple, smashing Mike Hailwood's old record which had stood for years. He told me they'd borrowed the bike to attract attention to the new garage. I told him that worked.
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