lets see them motorcycles
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way to f up the thread
I had to post this one up! I'm laughing my ass off. 
https://asheville.craigslist.org/mcy/d/asheville-2002-harley-davidson/7730264745.html
https://asheville.craigslist.org/mcy/d/asheville-2002-harley-davidson/7730264745.html
Okay......so this is crazy...........
the internet found my bike & mates in 1985, no not the finicky Italian stuff the honda back comer
Yeah......that's gonna leave a mark or two for sure. 
at my club this week im back on the trial bikes for winter spring
This is a video of a rider and his passenger experiencing the rear wheel of their bike coming off. It has a single-sided swing arm.
Rumor has it, the rear tire was recently replaced @ a cycle shop. Sounds as if someone forgot to properly torque the rear wheel bolts to spec.
https://packaged-media.redd.it/0wpu...=70159cd4945c57b5a3296c4d2be472cfad952e51#t=0
Rumor has it, the rear tire was recently replaced @ a cycle shop. Sounds as if someone forgot to properly torque the rear wheel bolts to spec.
https://packaged-media.redd.it/0wpu...=70159cd4945c57b5a3296c4d2be472cfad952e51#t=0
VirginiaIron
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There is a write up from an English motorcycle group addressing the higher ratio of motorcycle to car accidents called "How close is too close" by Motorcycle Action Group (MAC). A PDF that is FREE to repost if MAC is acknowledge.
When I started using the recommended techniques of using my whole lane, I noticed that cars seemed more aware of my presence while in lane and as I approached. My reading of the document started off with low interest as the author laid his foundation, but my interest peaked after a few minutes. I use the principle and technique every time I ride and I have read it several times for refreshment. I encourage every rider to read it.
What this idiot did is beyond comprehension. 
What this idiot did is beyond comprehension.
Organ donor. And a stupid sob to document it all and post it.
Joseph W Santora
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I don't have any pics of it but I had a gold CB750 while stationed in Japan in the 70s. It turned out to be one of the 200 K0 "homo" bikes Honda built. I left it in Japan....Stupid kid.
I used to work in a cycle shop while in high school and for a full year after I graduated. My boss bought an orange Honda CB750 brand-new.
It was a 1973 model. It was beautiful. He let me ride it. That was the 1st big road bike I rode.
It looked just like this one:
It was a 1973 model. It was beautiful. He let me ride it. That was the 1st big road bike I rode.
It looked just like this one:
