redbirds_imp
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Nice to know I still have one. This one never needs maintenance and no RLET's.
Got the CB Out Today
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peterbaron
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, good for you....what's its weight, without gas?
redbirds_imp
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Two ounces dry I think. Haven't found a way to fuel it, wasn't in the owner's manual. Very easy to push around the garage and stores easily in any pocket. For the first time in my life I really feel tall when I straddle it.peterbaron_imp said:
peterbaron
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Just don't forget about recharging its battery, during winterization 
the Ferret
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so nice... one of the joys of the holidays are ornaments with meaning
GoldOxide_imp
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Is the final drive chain missing on the holiday ornament?
I guess it ain't going anywhere.
I guess it ain't going anywhere.
Tev62
Road warrior
In the vein of this thread. I bought a copy of Classic Motorcycle Mechanics (a UK publication) today as it had an article on my model Triumph Daytona 1200. But look what's on the front of the free 2021 calendar that came with it.
Houtman_imp
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That magazine is a very nice one , I have been getting that from the first issue onwards , together with Classic Bike , Classic Racer and the Classic Motorcycle.
They come thru a distributor in Wisconsin.
They come thru a distributor in Wisconsin.
Lord Popgun
Road warrior
I just looked at mine. It does have a “chain”, but its a belt.GoldOxide_imp said:
I mean, for what it cost can’t really expect a miniature chain
clearviewx
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Two ounces dry I think. Haven't found a way to fuel it, wasn't in the owner's manual. Very easy to push around the garage and stores easily in any pocket. For the first time in my life I really feel tall when I straddle it.redbirds_imp said:Two ounces dry I think. Haven't found a way to fuel it, wasn't in the owner's manual. Very easy to push around the garage and stores easily in any pocket. For the first time in my life I really feel tall when I straddle it.peterbaron_imp said:
How do you keep the mirrors from breaking when you store it in your pocket?
redbirds_imp
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Two ounces dry I think. Haven't found a way to fuel it, wasn't in the owner's manual. Very easy to push around the garage and stores easily in any pocket. For the first time in my life I really feel tall when I straddle it.clearviewx_imp said:Two ounces dry I think. Haven't found a way to fuel it, wasn't in the owner's manual. Very easy to push around the garage and stores easily in any pocket. For the first time in my life I really feel tall when I straddle it.redbirds_imp said:Two ounces dry I think. Haven't found a way to fuel it, wasn't in the owner's manual. Very easy to push around the garage and stores easily in any pocket. For the first time in my life I really feel tall when I straddle it.peterbaron_imp said:
How do you keep the mirrors from breaking when you store it in your pocket?
How do you keep the mirrors from breaking when you store it in your pocket?
I only you could.
suhawk305
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@ redbirds: may I suggest you add RLETS on your CB750 Christmas ornament to better reflect its original details.
Oh, no, suhawk! Did your folks not tell you about red flags and bulls?
suhawk305
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No, but my mother told me to stay off of motorcycles.Cormanus_imp said:Oh, no, suhawk! Did your folks not tell you about red flags and bulls?
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