Waaaaay Shaky

Edited Date/Time 1/27/2012 2:07pm
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newmann
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2/18/2008 7:03pm
Dude's got it under control, heavy brake tap going on.
TerryK
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2/19/2008 7:58pm
I don't think he even knows to use the rear brake. By the look in his eyes, he's messin' his draws!!
JPT
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2/20/2008 5:50pm
Seems nobody told him to stand up. CL350 by the looks of it.
2/22/2008 6:17am Edited Date/Time 4/16/2016 6:13pm
Those are some great riding boots / shoes he has on, they look very protective !!!!!!! :shock:

The Shop

2/22/2008 8:33am
Classic! My new wall paper - thanks!
Racer92
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2/22/2008 10:21am
I knew lots of guys who rode their streetbike like that in the 70s.
2/23/2008 11:29pm Edited Date/Time 4/16/2016 6:14pm
[quote="Racer92":pbe79lp7]I knew lots of guys who rode their streetbike like that in the 70s.[/quote:pbe79lp7]

My longtime riding buddies started out on one of these:

http://sandiego.craigslist.org/nsd/mcy/584467599.html

luckily, with only 55cc the awful handling characteristics barely came into play. We put this long (water pipe) straight pipe on it and it sounded like some huge Triumph desert sled.

They graduated up to similar step thru framed Yamaha 80's, trimmed the rotary valves down, open expansion chamber. Oh crap those things were hairy!

I stated out on one of these:

http://sandiego.craigslist.org/nsd/mcy/576574193.html

well, the 71 model actually.

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