Here's a good watch. Enjoy, I did. Love to run across one of those six cyclinder Hondas. :good: :Egyptian:
[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HESIjHvOjtw[/video]
[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HESIjHvOjtw[/video]
Remembering the bikes of the Seventies
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slabghost
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Very nice.
Wow...nice collection!
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Great video. Sure is a nice collection! :yes:
good vid
Nice video! I have always had a thing for the Z1... I wonder how the wife would feel about another bike.
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Same as mine! :doh:
Still enjoy the 70's bikes and still have my 79 CBX, Just sold my 78 CB 750 Supersport F3 , The F3 had 15k only miles on it , The 78 CB 750 was only 1/10 on a second behind the 900 Z1 Kaw 12.76 1/4 mile , CBX was factory 11.33 1/4 mile my CBX has a 1250 bigbore cams ported head and spent most it's life on the Dragstrip Low 10 second bike, Now has a new life on the Street and very cared for, It will WAX my Supercharged Nitrous Valk !
wow thats fast ...nothing like having power in the pocket anytime you want it
Denver
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750 rotary Suzuki was a FAST rascal compared to my 73, 750 Triumph Tiger. :yes:
slabghost
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Yep rotary motors were powerhouses of speed. Not as economical as they'd hoped but they would fly!
