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I thought everyone in California looked like that. That reminds me off someone......Can't think who.....It'll come to me....

And yes cool bikes

 

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As far as I know he always used an XR750, except for his Snake River jump.

Prolly' would have made it on a Laverda.

 

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Ya' gotta' hand it to him, jumping bus's on a 600lb. bike with three inchs of travel takes some serious nads.

 

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Durn swabby, all they do is look at the pi'chers

 

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Alans helmet should be required for any Italian bike, looks really cool.

I need to find an Aria Cathcart rep. for my Triumph, that's assuming my back-orderd front brake pads ever show up so I could actually RIDE it.

 

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I think so far the only ones to really bring back their classic look is Triumph with the Bonneville series, It remains to be seen how well Ducati does with their Classic line up, though from the pictures they look pretty good.

When those bikes were new they were the cutting edge of style and performance, as were these Laverdas along with R90S's. Maybe BMW should bring those back too.

 

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Well there you go....

 

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I remember American Eagles. How about 6 cyl. Benelli's, remember those?

Or how about 500cc Yankee twins? betcha' don't remember those !

 

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One of the funnest bikes I've owned was a clapped out '79 R100RT with 75k miles on it. That thing was a damn timex, took a lickin' and kept on tickin'

It's one of the few bikes I've had that I wish I'd have hung on too instead of trading up.

 

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I've heard of but never seen a Cotton or Marushin

I remember the Zundap or Sachs engined Pentons well, they were popular when I rode enduros and MX. How about a Rickman Matise?