SDR200?

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The A-Man recently posted a link to an article featuring Honda's filing of a patent for a new type of kickstand. That was interesting, but as is so often the case, that wasn't the end of my visit to the VisorDown website. I was sidetracked by another article titled "[url=https://www.visordown.com/features/top-10s/top-10-interesting-yamahas-you-might-not-know-about]Top 10 Interesting Yamahas You Might Not Know About".

One of the motorcycles highlighted in that article was the SDR200. It no doubt won't appeal to some, but I find this little bike to be stunningly beautiful. Whether it is riding a motorcycle or surfing the web, sometimes getting sidetracked and ending up on the path less traveled can prove to be most enjoyable.

We must share some aesthetic sense, Guth, because that is absolutely arresting.

It also reminds one that motorcycles started out as motorized bicycles (not the two-wheeled cars that some have become). The SDR200 seems to answer the question, "What is the minimal increase in size and bulk necessary to produce a road-going (vs. simply street-going) motorcycle that will keep up with other motorized traffic?"
Not even remotely as attractive, but in a similar spirit, the [url=https://www.visordown.com/products/motorcycles/learner-legal-125s/derbi-mulhacen-cafe-125-2009-present]Derbi Mulhacen Cafe 125