Kawasaki Mach III... very scary indeed!!!

[soltz]

Me too, sort of, still have it.

 

[Tripper]

Me too, sort of, still have it.

Sweeeeeet! My bro-n-law had a CB550... it was a great lil intown bike but the 750 was a great all around bike & a good hiway bike too IMO!

BoB

 

[animal]

I built 8 different CB750 customs over the years. Some were mostly cosmetics, but three of them were full-on choppers, with the frame cut and re-configured. The SOHC 750 Honda was my favorite bike ever. I rode one from Ket West to Colorado and a different one from New Mexico to Cape Cod and Back, with no maintenance needed other than tightening the chain.

 

[05snopro440]

Never owned a bike. That's why I'm still alive.

You and me both Bob, I have been close to buying one a few times but realized I have a higher life expectancy if I stay on 4 wheels. So I bought a roadster

Me too, sort of, still have it.

A few years back I nearly bought a CB750, but the cost of them up here was crazy then and it has done nothing but increase.

 

[Burgerman]

Here is the 72 Moto Guzzi 850. Been 40 years this summer since I fired it up. Maybe it's time.

 

[soltz]

Go for it Burgerman
If you parked it right it should be easy. It looks nice an original and good patina [cl

 

[offroadrolls]

Here is the 72 Moto Guzzi 850. Been 40 years this summer since I fired it up. Maybe it's time.

Beautiful!

 

[Tripper]

Burgerman... you got me droolin' with that Guzzi!!! [dr[dr[dr

BoB

 

[bob w]

Burgerman... you got me droolin' with that Guzzi!!! [dr[dr[dr

BoB

Me too!
Thinking of getting a Moped to ride around in my dotage.

 

[Burgerman]

Thanks guys. Got this thing about hanging on to stuff.
We did mains and rods just before I parked it. Has spent all time inside except for a summer. Cylinders have a chrome lining. Been reading that the chrome delaminates with time. Figure on pulling the cylinders for a look.