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and 1983 Honda XL600R 5000 mi as of 10/08 (THESE PICS as of 11/06 when purchased with 3200 mi. Only change is turboCity rear Rack, Avon Gripsters.:
Hondas are really nice bikes!
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1989 Transalp (7700 mi as of 9/24/0):
and 1983 Honda XL600R 5000 mi as of 10/08 (THESE PICS as of 11/06 when purchased with 3200 mi. Only change is turboCity rear Rack, Avon Gripsters.:
Hondas are really nice bikes!
Last edited by skeptic; 14-10-08 at 08:01 PM.
2 bikes = twice as happy
Hello Skeptic, nice looking bike, I espcially like the Peli box top box. How is it fitted to the rack?
Austin
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2001 Transalp XLV650. Faithful old friend still chugging away nearly 100,00miles
2007 Varadero XLV1000. Now you're torquing but sadly gone to another forum member. One of the best bikes - period.
Yamaha XT660r - slowly getting it ready for some big adventures
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Hey skeptic, sweet looking bikes, and having just returned from a week in SoCal I know you have the roads, and trails to enjoy them on.
We need more photos!
'08 KTM 990 Adventure S
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They look like an exceptional pair of steeds.......Welcome
2001 Black and Gold RD07a or "Black Betty" as I like to call her
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Box is just bolted to it through to the stock rack. Previous Owner did it. It does not hold much - couple bottles of wine/beer and some snacks. However, with the box as a backstop, I can bungee cord a backpack or something to the back of the bike.
They both get about 50 mpg US, not imperial.
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Hello and welcome to the forum.
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