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Kinda curious how they moved it there without the whole thing folding up like an empty candy wrapper. I wonder how much time they had to spend posing it to make it look car-shaped for the photoLog into Facebook
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Ok not bike related but so stupidly silly and he’s serious
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Compared to this, a real can-am looks like a Ferrari.I don't know if this is stupidly overpriced, just overpriced or just plain stupid...Looks like a lot of work went into it though.
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Ya.... that is never going on the road.I don't know if this is stupidly overpriced, just overpriced or just plain stupid...Looks like a lot of work went into it though.
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I am slightly interested in the front steering and suspension function/geometry. Sadly the one crappy pic gives me little info. I think it would be hard to find a mechanic willing to put their ticket on the line for that.
What more do you need? All the important info is right there in the one photo and description that only says "Honda"
And all this time i thought that telescopic forks and rack and pinion steering were mutually exclusive.
And now that I clicked on the link, I can say that, that is the dumbest ad I have ever seen.
Seems like a reasonable guess. Other options for three bolt wheels are Citroën and Peugeot but they won't be readily available around here.
The ad could be called brilliant as it doesn't present that mistake as anything but Honda, making it hard for any rube that might buy it and suffer from buyers remorse to call the vendor out for misrepresentation.
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It may be in purgatory. If you don't properly import it, you often can't get it back to the states to begin the import process and you can't import it from this side. Sadly, that would make it a part out but I doubt you can make much parting out that bike.Log into Facebook
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???? Kawasaki Vulcan 500 $2200 problem is USA ownership. All you have to do is export it from the USA and import it into Ontario. A few $1000 plus loads of paperwork and time if they allow it. Plus a trip to the border with the bike.
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???? Kawasaki Vulcan 500 $2200 problem is USA ownership. All you have to do is export it from the USA and import it into Ontario. A few $1000 plus loads of paperwork and time if they allow it. Plus a trip to the border with the bike.
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No ABS and it hasn't been washed in years. Hilarious price.$4500 for a 2007 CBR125 with 40,000km. Would be lucky to get 1/3 of that.
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