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- Thread starter sonny
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mexican
Living Legend
Too late,,,,,,
Steel
Resident Coonass
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- 2012 Roadster & 2006 Classic
It was great seeing you brother. I'll let you know when I'm on my way back.Went to lunch, always a pleasure to hang around the big guy
Steel
Resident Coonass
- Joined
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- Cut Off, Louisiana USA
- Ride
- 2012 Roadster & 2006 Classic
He knew what he was doing. He fed me then ran.
Navigator
Living Legend
Of all the bikes I've owned my1975 Suzuki GT 550 was the most reliable. I brutalized this poor bike and it never gave me a problem. I stretched the chain so badly that I had to take links out. The previous owner striped the screws to the oil gasket so i never changed the oil just added to it when the oil went below the window port hole. One time I had a few drinks and shifted it from 4th to 1st gear at a speed i thought for sure would destroy the transmission coming off the highway..
I remember that model. It had the very unique air shroud at the top of the engine to capture cooling air. Neat bikes
CrzystghndKC
Triumph guy happy he didn't work for Harley.
Many posts on this site especially by me are posted with tongue firmly implanted in cheek.
WyldCFH
Drop a Gear and Disappear!
Many posts on this site especially by me are posted with tongue firmly implanted in cheek.
I've been here plenty long enough to know how this forum works and who runs their mouth with wild abandon. Thanks though
Grumpy Ole Codger
Miserable as FECK
I tend to post with my right foot firmly planted in ones own mouth!Many posts on this site especially by me are posted with tongue firmly implanted in cheek.
Navigator
Living Legend
I met a friend for breakfast and he rode up on his new bike. I immediately thought of Sonny and one of these as a replacement for his Rocket. It's simple, reliable and gets great fuel economy. What else could Sonny need for commuting?
