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RE: A.N.L.E. - Cormanus - 06-21-2018

About ANLE retentive people, psychologists worry, they do.


RE: A.N.L.E. - CBRider_imp - 06-21-2018

(06-21-2018, 05:38 AM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: About ANLE retentive people, psychologists worry, they do.

ROFL


RE: A.N.L.E. - Banned_imp - 06-21-2018

(06-21-2018, 12:52 AM)The ferret_imp Wrote: You do know the original 750 that Soichiro actually had a hand in designing came with RLET's right

(look closely at the pic..this is the one in the Honda Muuseum)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honda_CB750

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Honda_CB_750_Tokyo.2005_01.jpg

1968 Tokyo Motorcycle show

http://www.honda-cb.de/img/22.jpg

In the last photo at the Tokyo Motorcycle Show you can see the expression on the one guy's face clearly saying "oh crap, we forgot to take those stupid rubber lever end thingees off! Mr. Honda is going to be angry"

Without a doubt the employee(s) responsible for this oversight immediately committed seppuku upon learning of their error.


RE: A.N.L.E. - pdedse - 06-21-2018

I have a tight fit in the garage...my honda pilot has 3 less scratches on the doors because my honda cb1100 has RLETs.


RE: A.N.L.E. - Mandrau_imp - 06-21-2018

That’s totally radical CBRider. I needed a good chuckle tonight - thank you.


RE: A.N.L.E. - CBRider_imp - 06-21-2018

(06-21-2018, 11:57 AM)Mandrau_imp Wrote: That’s totally radical CBRider. I needed a good chuckle tonight - thank you.

I'm here to serve! Thumbs Up

I just hope Mr. Ferret doesn't swing the ban hammer at me!

Biker


RE: A.N.L.E. - Cormanus - 06-21-2018

We won’t as long as you promise to get help. Dodgy


RE: A.N.L.E. - rboe - 06-21-2018

I keep mine bare so that static build up has a way to leak back into the wind.

It's a safety issue thing.

A friend told me.Angel


RE: A.N.L.E. - Cormanus - 06-21-2018

Good luck with that strategy, Rboe. Are you sure your informant was a friend?


RE: A.N.L.E. - rboe - 06-22-2018

Come to think of it, he WAS from Oz so perhaps his veracity is less than ideal.........Beer