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Thursday, 24 October 2013
Friday, 18 October 2013
new,Classic, SYM Wolf Classic 150
The Symwolf Classic 150 is estimated to get around 180 miles on a tank of gas.The lightweight design makes the Classic 150 relatively easy to handle.The Wolf comes equipped with preload-adjustable rear suspension.Engine capacity has been increased to 149.4cc and the overhead cam has been retained.The bike comes equipped with a 240mm front disc brake.Real clip-on bars clamp to the fork tubes above the triple tree.

The Symwolf Classic 150 is estimated to get around 180 miles on a tank of gas.The lightweight design makes the Classic 150 relatively easy to handle.The Wolf comes equipped with preload-adjustable rear suspension.Engine capacity has been increased to 149.4cc and the overhead cam has been retained.The bike comes equipped with a 240mm front disc brake.Real clip-on bars clamp to the fork tubes above the triple tree.
Ducati 450 Scrambler, a vehicle which the Italian marque hoped to tap a then booming motocross market.
This month our man Melling reflects on the Ducati 450 Scrambler, a vehicle which the Italian marque hoped to tap a then booming motocross market.
Headlamp guard for the Ducati 450 Scrambler, for, you know, racing around on the Motocross track
View of the Ducati 450 Scrambler instrumentation. The Duc had a hodgepodge of suppliers that delivered varying levels of quality control and an uneven fit and finish.
Dr. Fablio Taglioni's desmodromic Single was a thing of beauty and pure auditory bliss. Provided riders could successfully muster the courage, skill and luck to start the fickle Italian - a technical feat only marginally short of launching the space shuttle into geostationary orbit.
Serious,classic,fans often want a "real" 750,helping to make the F1's relatively affordable.
Melling has no qualms about riding the dependable Honda CB750 F1 "the length and breadth of America."
Swap out a few parts and the CB750 F1 has a relatively modern feel, something lacking in most restored relics.
Honda CB750 F1's took on more of a "cafe racer" style, leaving behind the rounded lines and four pipes of the original CB750.
Classic,Honda,CT,90,KO,Portrait,huge,carrier,is,a,real,moosse,carrier.
Honda CT90
The CT90's target audience was customers with nearly no knowledge of motorcycles, so Honda offered a cheap, reliable and easy-to-use machine to great success.
Classic,Norton,Dominator,De-Luxe
Classic,Norton,Dominator,De-Luxe
The Norton brand had fallen from one of the world's great motorcycle manufacturers into a veritable state of decay by the early '60s.
The Dommie's saddle is wide and comfortable, allowing for an all day ride two-up with no issue.
The Norton Dominator De-Luxe 600 originally came with an excellent AMC group gearbox separate from the engine.