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It appears somewhat goth. I think they might be popular in Berlin.



Showrooms in my neck of the woods have a unit on the floor ... forever.

I have heard speaking to others that they are comfortable. (Zzzzzzzz, burp! uber.)
My local dealer has sold a couple, one in the last few weeks, but I have never seen one on the road.
(02-26-2019, 01:50 PM)The ferret_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Someone on the forum has an NM4 and likes it quite a bit.

It is rather unusual looking though.

Correct-o-mundo. I believe it's one of our German forum members. He loves it. I've only seen one in person. It was at the same dealership my CB came from. I couldn't stop staring at it and asking myself questions. Underneath the bodywork, I believe it's basically a derivation of a NC700.
Get your fix [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGxPiPI8g1g]here.

Yeah, I know, not quite GPX600R.
Ok, enough is enough.... leave the GPX alone. I actually think it's quite beautiful, in it's own unique 1980's kind of way! And if I found one in as good a condition as that for €450, I'd snap it up in a flash. Lovely, well done and please don't ruin it. It's rarer than a 60's Bonnie, Norton Commando or CB750.
(02-28-2019, 03:40 PM)beardyweirdy@me.com_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Ok, enough is enough.... leave the GPX alone. I actually think it's quite beautiful, in it's own unique 1980's kind of way! And if I found one in as good a condition as that for €450, I'd snap it up in a flash. Lovely, well done and please don't ruin it. It's rarer than a 60's Bonnie, Norton Commando or CB750.

Hey, Beardyweiredy!

Thanks, day by day I’m more convinced that the GPX with no customization is really rare.
In an hour I’ll drive to the DMV to get the license plate. And then pick it up from tire store.
Of course It’s raining, but, how ever Excited

Greetings to my beloved London.
Got it! ClapBeer


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A foul weather bike is a great idea. As they go, that's a pretty classy one.
(03-01-2019, 08:10 AM)MaFiHa_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Got it! ClapBeer


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Congrats! At least when you ride in the rain and slushy snow Undecided , you appear to be well protected by cowling and fender. I hope your use works out.
Sweet car!
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