That rack looks great! It turned into more of a project then expected but
it looks perfect. I'm constantly looking for stuff for my 96 750 on eBay
so I'll let you know if when I see stuff for your bike.
Aloha Sean
On Wednesday, June 12, 2013 12:44:26 PM UTC-10, Docpepson wrote:
With the
customer and is now
very picky.
I switched to the Bridgestone *Battlax* tires both front and rear. They
are sticky enough, get great wear and I'm very happy with them. I'm not
sure how much I pay but I think they are in the $100 to $120 which is good
for Hawaii.
Sean
On Monday, June 10, 2013 6
My Tachometer quit working bout a month ago. Now the speedometer and
Odometer have stopped. Is there a mechanical cable I should check? I know
the tach is electronic but does the speedometer still have a cable or am I
in trouble and just need to replace. I looked at other postings and saw
Robert,
6'3, 195 - 35/36 inseam. I've owned a 82 650 and currently own a 96
750. Both are comfortable. If you're going to ride far you will want to
replace the stock seat on the 750. The 650 seat was more comfortable I
think because it was lower and the bike is smaller.
I did a 6 day
Perfect for the moto tour. Mount this on your bars and let your fav GPS
app take over. Heading into a rain storm - not a problem. I mount my
iPhone to my bars every day so I can listen to music on my commute. I have
been dumped on a few times and once or twice my iPhone 3 acted strange for
) and
practice slamming on the brakes, and see if you can safely reduce the
braking distance. Then repeat at higher speeds as you feel more confident.
Believe, you will be surprised with how good you can get after a few
trials.
Javier.
On Fri, May 31, 2013 at 3:54 PM, Hawaii Sean sfo
I've been kind of hard on my bike:
1 - Too much front brake at about 20 and went down on the right side. Tank
dent, right mirror, exhaust scratched - had to replace the brake lever.
I'd only been riding for about a month then - complete driver error and
I've had closer calls sense and not
Looks like a Honda Trail 90 would be perfect in the back of the
truck. I've even seen one in a rack mounted on the back of a trailer
like yours.
Perfect for running around when you're at the camp site and light
enough that they're easy to load and unload.
Sean
On May 31, 2:37 pm, Paul
Paul - Aren't you in Bend? Here's a good excuse for a road trip
Craigslist Seattle: http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/mcy/3840140901.html
Vance and Hines 4 into 1, 12,000 miles. Looks really clean.
Tacoma - over priced 2003:
http://portland.craigslist.org/clk/mcy/3841384583.html
I carry the same things no matter the distance of the trip - My AMA
membership card, about $200 in cash and a credit card.
If you're not a member of AMA and do long tours you should join. I join
because tows of up to 35 miles are free and they vet the people providing
the tows - they
Looking at these pictures always amazes me. If that bike was here in
Hawaii with 1,000 miles and parked in a garage it would have corrosion on
the the pipes. Amazing what salt air will do. However I'm not complaining
- I can ride year round and I'm thinking in Maine you probably get 3 to 4
1983 Honda CB750SC Nighthawk Back Rest / Luggage Rack Used - Item Number:
290913747709
Now those are rare - hope someone can get it in the group.
Sean
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Steve,
I did this with my bike about 3.5 years ago. Go for it as long as you
don't mind the dents and stuff. The only thing I'd hace a really
knowledgeable person look at is the frame and forks. I did and my bike
came our fine. You'll be able to buy all the parts you need over time on
Take a look. Guy selling is doesn't know how rare it is. You might get it
at a decent price.
Sean
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Fixing the break peddle is super easy - I've had to do it 3 or 4 times.
Get your channel lock pliers and grip the foot peddle with the handles
towards the seat. Bend back until it's in the right position.
I dropped my bike at speed almost 5 years ago and the insurance company
gave me $1,800
My ST ride:
1991 ST1100, South Kona to Volcano National Park on the BIg Island of
Hawaii. 8pm, freshly paved really smooth road, full moon, 30 miles, 85MPH,
numerous 40 and 45mph corners through the lava fields, Meatloaf Bat Out of
Hell cranked on the iPhone. That was Way WAY too much fun.
Wow! Very very nice. Amazing job of restoring your bike.
On Sunday, May 6, 2012 3:52:31 PM UTC-10, rafone66 wrote:
Here are some photos as promised. I hope that this link works.
https://picasaweb.google.com/106011619016468537634/MyMotorcycles?authuser=0feat=directlink
Mike
On
I thought when you made a cafe racer you made dramatic changes to the
bike. Removing stock plastic, new seat and paint doesn't make it a cafe
racer. I guess the guy thinks it's cool.
On Wednesday, April 24, 2013 3:02:23 AM UTC-10, nighthawkin wrote:
I've been using them on my 96 750 for 40,000 miles. No problems and for the
price a great deal. There was a write-up / web page where someone took apart
oil filters and compared the,. I think someone posted it here, the bottom line
was that the bottom of the line Fram filters were really
Rant her - I have to jump in on the V-Star. I had one in my garage for
about 2 years. An employee moved to the mainland and had to return every
month. We traded storage so that I could ride the bike a couple of times a
week to reduce the ride time on my Nighthawk. That bike was the worst
I was on the Big Island (Hawaii) this week and got to ride my ST1100. That
bike is just way way too much fun.
The mechanical problem is that one of the cylinders is running 100 degrees
hotter than the other 3. Mechanic's in Hawaii are for the most part
terrible. It's taken me almost 2 years
Rev Jim - there's a really nice one on eBay right now - $249 plus $55
shipping. It looks really good and is a Hondaline original.
Item description includes: CB750sc Night hawk Backrest
Aloha - Sean
On Monday, April 1, 2013 4:02:49 PM UTC-10, RevJim wrote:
Thanks so much everyone. This
a starter
rebuild kit cause it looks like it is easy to do and it's $15! I will order
a starter relay cause it it's only like $10. Seems I should have a spare
one.
On Tuesday, March 12, 2013 7:58:53 PM UTC-5, Hawaii Sean wrote:
So my bike fails to start every 3rd or 4th attempt so I have
No one has mentioned the SeaFoam knock-off you can get at O'Riely Auto
Parts. It's the same combination of stuff and 1/2 the price. I've used it
a couple of times when storing my ST and it works great. The bike starts
right up even when it's been parked for 4 months.
On Sunday, March 17,
.
Dave
On 12 March 2013 21:58, Hawaii Sean sfo...@yahoo.com javascript:
wrote:
So my bike fails to start every 3rd or 4th attempt so I have to push start
my bike.
Does anyone know where I can order a rebuilt started motor? New is way too
expensive and used doesn't make much sense
So my bike fails to start every 3rd or 4th attempt so I have to push start
my bike.
Does anyone know where I can order a rebuilt started motor? New is way too
expensive and used doesn't make much sense.
Thanks - Sean
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A friend with an Ascot that was only made for 1 year had the same problem -
I think his is a single cylinder model Ascot but I'm not sure - he spent
about a year searching on eBay at least once a week and missed the only one
that came up. He finally ended up pulling his old exhaust, going to a
Yes but when you take SeaFoam to the company Christmas party does it look
as good in an evening dress?
On Tuesday, March 5, 2013 5:43:08 AM UTC-10, kiwinPA wrote:
I used it in place of seafoam in a gas tank and it stopped the leaks in
the tank the carbs and completely took away the slap in
Let's not be so harsh on our beloved Honda Motorcycle Inc - Even BMW has
entered into the automatic market. Has anyone seen or read about the BMW
C600 Sport or C650 GT? I've seen 1 of the C600 Sport's here in Honolulu.
It's kind of a new version of the Burgman but with a BMW badge. At least
eBay has two options for you:
1 Handlebar Risers Honda Nighthawk CB750 CB250 CB 750 - $38 with shipping
- just takes the bars up 1 inch.
1 up 1.25 Handlebar Riser Honda Nighthawk CB250 CB750 - $54 with shipping
- up and back.
just search for nighthawk 750 risers on eBay
Sean
On Wednesday,
to Google.
Pretty impressive and compact and some allow one-time odometer match
on install to keep mileage accurate.
On Feb 26, 7:18 pm, Hawaii Sean sfox...@yahoo.com wrote:
So my tachometer is doing what I call the happy dance - jumping up
and
down really quickly as I ride my1996 750
to
replace it.
Sean
On Tuesday, February 26, 2013 5:04:45 PM UTC-10, Allen wrote:
How many miles on the bike? Mine quit around 16K.
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So my tachometer is doing what I call the happy dance - jumping up and
down really quickly as I ride my1996 750. In High School my 1970's VW Bug
did this and I just replaced the cable to fix the problem or maybe we just
added graphite - don't really remember it's been a few years. I'm
-10, Hawaii Sean wrote:
So my tachometer is doing what I call the happy dance - jumping up and
down really quickly as I ride my1996 750. In High School my 1970's VW Bug
did this and I just replaced the cable to fix the problem or maybe we just
added graphite - don't really remember it's
A good car upholstery guy should be able to create something for you on
your stock seat pan just move the sitting position back.
On Wednesday, February 20, 2013 12:11:11 PM UTC-10, Chicago Luke wrote:
New to the discussion, and new to my [mint] 84 SC. I'm not that tall, and
I don't want to
Wow that looks really cool and really cold. Looks like a good day to stay
inside - I'm not big on the white stuff.
Sean
On Saturday, February 9, 2013 12:46:21 PM UTC-10, Joey wrote:
Frustrating!
-Joey
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Sounds like a great idea to me. I love my 750 and for my commute I haven't
found anything better. However, I have an ST1100 that I take out for long
rides - it's on the Island of Hawaii so I don't get to it as often as I
would like. The extra CC's and size is really nice when you have an
I was making a u-turn a little faster then I should have and hit my brakes
and gravel at the same time. I crashed and bent my bars and put a really
nice dent in my tank - it was a totally avoidable accident. I was in a
rush and let that effect my driving.
I've found some Bike Master bars
Kurt,
I've been really lucky with Pinwall Cycle Parts on eBay. They must have a
huge yard. Right now they have 91 fork tubes for $25 a side and about $20
shipping to Hawaii, most eBay stores make there money on shipping. I don't
know if this is what you need but these guys seem to have a
I've been looking for a long time as well. There are a bunch on eBay at a
set for around $100 or less. All from China but they look a lot like the
other brands. Has anyone bought one of these?
Aloha Sean
On Wednesday, December 26, 2012 11:06:02 AM UTC-10, Joey wrote:
All,
I've been
OK I'm really not a purest but Aren't the CB line in-line 4- cylinder
bikes?
A CB500F makes sense to me in that it would be a great bike for communting
that you can on longer trips - probably a lot like my 95 750. However, it
has a sport bike seat which is just plain confusing to me. If
. For a commuter you'd probably want the X instead
of the F or CBR. It seems adventure is the new word for standard as a
bike class.
Kurt
On Dec 28, 2012 2:48 PM, Hawaii Sean sfo...@yahoo.com javascript:
wrote:
OK I'm really not a purest but Aren't the CB line in-line 4-
cylinder
of -
someone
feel free to correct me if I've missed something)
-Joey
On Fri, Dec 28, 2012 at 2:48 PM, Hawaii Sean
sfo...@yahoo.comjavascript:
wrote:
OK I'm really not a purest but Aren't the CB line in-line 4-
cylinder bikes?
A CB500F makes sense to me in that it would
PlastiFix is amazing stuff and works really well. I was even able to
fix a broken cover on my lawnmower with the stuff. There are several
video's on youtube showing fixing motorcycle fairings. Just search
for PlastiFix and the first couple are really good.
Sean
On Dec 17, 9:55 pm, surfswab
Wow - great detail and I'm going to play with my choke just to see how it
works.
Like everyone else I recommend changing the Oil and Oil Filter. Take a
good look at the Air Filter and at a minimum make sure it's clean and if
you can blow compressed air through it. If you don't have access to
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You'd never survive winter riding here then. I do wish I had your problem
though. I typically take the car when it's in the 30's or lower. It just
isn't that much fun once it gets that cold.
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From: Hawaii Sean sfox
I put my wind and rain liner in and hope it warms back up to at least
a respectable 75. My blood is very thin after 10 years of living in
Hawaii.
Sean
On Dec 4, 12:46 pm, Allen Thomas althomas...@gmail.com wrote:
Play hookie!
BTW Javier, I got a replacement turn signal for your bike.
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Your wife makes you use the towels you ruined while the rest of the family
gets the new towels
On Sunday, December 2, 2012 5:58:56 PM UTC-10, Joey wrote:
1. The kitchen and washer dryer reek of 91 Octane
2. On the Kitchen counter there is a can of WD-40.
Any others?
They actually had a segment on the auction of this guys stuff on Chasing
Classics on Discovery or Velocity. It was several days long and I'm sure
generated some serious cash. I was blown away at the price the license
plate collections brought.
It would have been amazing to have walked
Kurt,
Your commute sounds a lot like mine. 10 miles - 35mph expressway, 3 miles
of highway, 2 miles of 35mph road. I have a 96 750 and wouldn't want
anything smaller. I've tried a small enduro (can't even remember what it
was). It was underpowered and just not comfortable and felt slow
I have to chime in on an 80's Honda. I did a 5 day trip with some
friends. One was on an early 90's KTM, one on a Dr. Big (Suzuki 750 single
cylinder), one on a S-Strum, one on a 2010 KTM and me on my 1982 Nighthawk
750 - IO paid $1,00 for the bike. We did 90 K on a dirt highway in western
Is that an old Mac SE up on your shelf? If so, I haven't seen one of those
in a long time.
Sean
On Saturday, November 3, 2012 7:12:51 PM UTC-10, Vicmmm wrote:
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Hawaii / Waikiki is the #1 tourist destination for Japan in the world.
They love everything about Hawaii. I have a friend who rents motorcycles
in Waikiki. He started with a couple of Kawasaki's and a Harley. He
couldn't keep the Harley in and the Kawasaki's for the most part sat until
he
I'm going to have to side with Javier on this one - Remember I rode one of
these and really didn't like it - I think I sounded like my buddy that
slams any bike that isn't a KTM.
I think it looks like a big moped and has no identity and I really didn't
like the ride.
However - That's why we
Graham,
I took a long look at a PC800. Interesting bike - it was in good shape and
a great deal. Original owner has passed aqay and his Son-in-law was
selling it. It had sat for about 1.5 years with a half tank of gas in a
side yard. It was covered so all the plastic was in good shape. I
Just deleted Blues Traveler from my iPhone - 47 in a 25 - $157 ticket -
ouch.
I had the over the ear headset and they worked really well. I was
surprised my ears didn't hurt from them being pushed up against the
headset. However, I pulled the cord out one day when I forgot to take my
Joey,
What about the NC700 or the NT700? Did they have either of those bikes? I
would guess the NT would bee too tall if the ST1300 is but what about the
NT700? I've seen one on the road here in Honolulu but the local dealership
will never bring in either of these bikes. The NT is smaller
I would think it's kind of sketchy riding with that big of a group of
people I don't know. Plus I spend all day talking / selling to people
so I tend to be anti-social by the weekend. I'm a text book
extrovert. I've never gone somewhere because of a some but I've
gotten a couple of ticket
I ride every couple of weeks with a friend who likes to pop wheelies - alot
while we ride. He's offered to teach me how to pop a wheelie on my 96
750. Other then I have no desire to get the front wheel off the ground, I
don't think the bike is really made for popping wheelies.
He has a
If you have an idea of what it looks like just go to the biggest junk yard
you can find. I'd bet you'll be able to find something really close in a
car. I once lost the little plastic button covering the trip re-set in a
80's Honda. I took the same type of button off of a 70's Mercury Carpi
Isn't the NC700X a new bike? Wouldn't you think Honda would be advertising
it a lot more? I find it confusing at best. That's a growing market yet
you don't really see anything from Honda. Like the NT700V, a really great
tweener bike and perfect for the everyday commuter that likes to tour
Wow you get 62 mpg on your ST - so your range is safely 330+ miles.
On my dauly commute I've been getting about 45 mpg, this is an increase from
about 42 in past years, I have no idea why. When I do rides around the island
/ sort highway I get around 55 mpg.
Sean
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I remember when my yellow 96 looked that clean - that was 40,000 miles and
4 years ago. Amazing what daily commuting in the salt air has done to my
bike. My exhaust pipes, which I clean almost every week, are so rusty and
pitted. Still much better then riding in a box every day.
Sean
On
So I've finaly come to the realization that cleaning my chain is a good
thing - funny I used to clean my bicycle chain once a month but never clean
the motorcycle chain...
A friend recommended WB-40 to clean the chain. I'm skeptical because I
would never use WD-40 on my bicycle chain.
What
http://portland.craigslist.org/clc/mcy/3235743616.html
Looks great and sounds like a great deal from too many miles away.
Trying to talk my brother into going after it - he likes his 150cc
moped..
Sean
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I went over the North Cascades Highway once. It was the longest / hardest
day of riding I've ever done. I stayed in the town of Marblemount (Seattle
side) so that I could stay at the Buffalo Run Inn and eat Buffalo the night
before (http://www.buffalorunrestaurant.com/). The plan was the
My bucket list ride is starting in Israel across to China and ending in
Japan. This isn't very possible today with the whole middle east stuff but
maybe in the next 20 years - before I turn 70.
Sean
On Sunday, August 19, 2012 7:35:01 AM UTC-10, jaybird248 wrote:
A riding club buddy of mine
Check out the links:
http://www.adventuremotorcycle.com/issues/Sample/files/assets/downloads/page0006.pdf
http://www.motorcyclenews.com/MCN/News/newsresults/First-rides-tests/2009/June/jun0409-diesel-motorcycle-review/
http://dieselmotorcycles.com/company.html
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Disclaimer: I went on a 2,500+ trip on a bike I had my nephew purchase and
deliver to a shop. I flew from Hawaii to Portland OR, took a taxi to the
shop and road for 7 days. Granted the mechanic had gone through it but I
didn't have any tool kits or patch kit.
Disclaimer 2: I commute every
Kyle - I think we have the same noggin. I had an HJC and ended up using s
dremmel tool in the forehead section is order to be able to wear it for
more than about 30 minutes. I then replaced it with a Z1R - lots of room
but loose in the cheeks. I recently purchased a Vega Attitude. It's the
As a 6'3 tall runner it hurts to even think about sitting on that thing.
also your package would be in a very vulnerable position. Imagine what a
bump would do to you.
Aloha - Sean
On Monday, July 30, 2012 2:33:32 PM UTC-10, Jeremy.Kindy wrote:
I have both. The only difference is that the Modular one has less room
in-side. I tried on several and noticed this with all of them. I guess
because of the additional mechanics. My modular came with the ST I
purchased. Good helmet and fit but nothing special. I just replaced my
helmet
I also have an ST1100 so I am biased. I have a couple of friends that are
over the top biased against anything that isn't made in Europe. However,
one member of that crowd just sold his BMW in favor of the V-Strom (Which I
rode and will never get on one again). The bottom line for him was
1979 Triump 750
http://honolulu.craigslist.org/big/mcy/3173580995.html
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Gary,
I have a set of soft bags that I've used on moth my 82 Nighthawk 650 and my
96 Nighthawk 750 - I'll look at them tonight and get you the manufacturer
and model. They work great and are very big, I've been happy with them for
long tours.
However - I have a NH rack and Givi trunk on my
Gary - I just did a search for bestem in the group. The second result
shows the posting from Erich - is shows the bike with the Bestem racks and
3 hard bags.
Sean
On Wednesday, July 25, 2012 7:32:10 PM UTC-10, GPro wrote:
I searched the forum for posts about saddlebags, and I know there
What I think is amazing is that it has the Honda windscreen, rack and
center stand. He must have had all of those installed when he purchased
the bike. I've only seen the Honda windscreen for sale once on eBay. Very
rare parts on that bike. If I had the cash flow I'd have my cousin go buy
I had a 1976 Volkswagen Rabbit that had a squeaky tach cable in
college - it used to drive me crazy. Then a new roommate who was a
car guy moved in and did something to lubricate it and it never made
noise again. I hope it's that easy of a fix. To look on the bright
side - we've all learned a
with it, it has the grunt to hold you at speed through corners and it
got fabulous mileage.
-Joey
On Thu, Jul 5, 2012 at 8:17 PM, Hawaii Sean sfox...@yahoo.com wrote:
Reading Allens post makes me very interested in this bike. I love my
96 NH750 because, in my opinion
Reading Allens post makes me very interested in this bike. I love my
96 NH750 because, in my opinion, it is the perfect commuter bike. The
only draw back I wasn't able to fix is the lack of a 6th gear. If you
have a commute that requires even 10 miles of Highway a 6th gear or
overdrive would be
MJB,
Love the disclaimer on the oil and filter you used - you have to be careful
with this group...
I replaced the rear signals on my 96 750 with the ones like eBay Item
number: 320914585537. They look identical and I've been using them for
about 2 years (20,000 miles) with no problems.
My concern with this guy is listing the bike like he really loves it and
has had it a while - yet doesn't have the name right. He probably low
balled someone, cleaned up the bike and is selling it without any real
knowledge about the bike or what a Knighthawk really is - a Nighthawk..
Sean
I went out to my bike today and noticed a V-star parked next to my bike
that was running - actually my daughter was with me and noticed. No key
and the helmet locked to the side of the bike. I tried the kill switch and
it didn't kill the engine. I was in this parking garage with a lot of fan
Interesting Yellow 96 - you have to love the write-up.
I've never seen a faring like that - anyone else?
Some interesting things about the bike:
1 - The yellow bit below the tank is black on my bike - he must have
painted it or something.
2 - The yellow bit where the license plate is mounted
eBay has several listings for sprockets and chain kits. All around
$70 to $75. I know some folks don't like eBay but I've been
purchasing on eBay for over 15 years and have only had one bad
transaction - a little less 400 purchases and sold about 100 items.
Sean
On Jun 8, 5:59 am, Ian
Having taken both for a test ride but purchased the ST1100 - I still
owe the group pictures. I wanted both after the test ride but decided
on the ST because it's a Honda. I also find it interesting that you
see more ST's than Concours's - I had the exact opposite experience.
I only saw and rode
Needs some TLC but a full fairing for that old of a bike. On eBay
being sold by Pinwall - I've bought several parts from them for my 96
750. Good quality, honest and good prices.
eBay item: 350255838933
Very 70's paint job with even the Spirit of 76' written on the side.
Cool addition if you
eBay is always a great place to look. Honda Service manual Item
number: 190654716215. Kind of high priced but it is a service manual.
Sean
On Jun 6, 2:42 am, zas1...@q.com zas1...@q.com wrote:
First off thanks Paul for the E-mail
I recently purchased a 1985 Nighthawk 700s and I am looking
Riding boot are a really good idea period, even if yout commute or
ride on the weekends. Mine are from Red Wing and they are actually
called Motorcycle boots. I treat them once a month and even in Hawaii
rain my feet stay dry - unless the water is dripping down my legs. A
friend who's been
I have to chime in on one thing - I don't really get having the extra
small can of gas. Highway miles on a 750 you should be able to get at
least 200 miles and not even be that worried about gas. I get 55mpg
when I ride my bike in no traffic. I've put this in a thread when Lie
was planning his
Sounds like a great trip. I did a trip through Canada on a 82 650 and
had a great time. I'd love to have the power and comfort of the 750.
1 - Bags: I have a pair of Nelson Riggs (I think) that I've taken on
a couple of tours. They're canvas and are larger than most
available. I think I paid
cheapcycleparts.com has them for $2.33 each and their shipping is
typically less than everyone else. Local dealership is $5 and I still
have to wait 10 days for the part to come in.
Sean
On May 21, 7:12 am, Kurt Nolte vturbine.po...@gmail.com wrote:
X2 on checking the head carefully. Mine
That reminds me of this time in college.. anyway - I borrowed a
friends (female) car to drive about 40 miles each way. It was a big
block Chevy of some sort, I punched it on the freeway and a huge cloud
of black smoke came out of the exhaust. I thought the engine had
blown up but the car
Gota love CASH ONLY - $16k for a home build death trap and he
wants you to bring $16k in cash.
Sean
On May 18, 9:59 am, MrViggy mrvi...@gmail.com wrote:
Nah. It's got a Ford rear end...
Viggy
On Fri, May 18, 2012 at 1:53 PM, Joey Kelley sandp...@gmail.com wrote:
Paul - you're
Check out the GL1500 in Honolulu - love the horns and whats the ball
looking things where the air cleaners go?
http://honolulu.craigslist.org/oah/mcy/3019575431.html
Sean
On May 15, 5:01 am, Kurt Nolte vturbine.po...@gmail.com wrote:
Re: bobber don't have room in the garage anymore probably
In eBay motors search for motorcycle cargo net 280 results. That's
where I bought mine.
Aloha Sean
On May 7, 11:50 am, Fred frdzel...@yahoo.com wrote:
I just bought a large gym bag to fasten on the back of my Nighthawk
450. I read somewhere? that they make a kind of netting ( or
Dennis,
I had the exact same experience. In Hawaii we have a yearly safety
check on all vehicles (Cars, Boats and Motorcycles), if you don't
have a current one you cannot register your vehicle. I took mine in
and was told that I have to replace both of my tires. I have about
18k on the front
I was just running this very topic through my head this morning. I
have a 12 mile commute that only has about 3 miles of highway.
However, I'm now having to commute for 30 miles each way and 20 of it
is on the Highway - this will be off and on for the next couple of
months. As I was riding in
And here I am ready to show you the listing for a nice Corbin seat for
the ST
eBay: Corbin Rumble Seat fits Honda ST1100 Item Number: 130691221547
$185 delivered with a backrest. Good deal if anyone needs one.
Sean
On May 7, 6:28 am, Joey Kelley sandp...@gmail.com wrote:
Ron,
What's the name of the dealership where this bike is? I can't
remember the name right now but they have the most amazing collection
of old Honda's. You can see a rack to the right in one of the
pictures. This rack wraps all the way around a very large showroom
and is full of everything from
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