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I just bought a waxed cotton Rev'It Melville and am digging it. I had looked on Revzilla and one other place that I can't remember but they were sold out of all sizes, both colors. Found it on a site calle Motorcycle Superstore in the brown finish I was looking for. Great looking jacket, less...
Here's my first (black CB650) and second (green CB200).
Well, to be completely honest, my first was/is a '78 Kawasaki KZ650, but in the 2-1/2 years I've had it I've only ridden it around the block, so it doesn't count. Thinking about finally getting it on the road by the end of winter, after...
Sorry to hear about your troubles. It's stories like this that make me really appreciate the shop I've become loyal to (Parts Unlimited in Stanton, CA, in case anyone in the L.A. area is looking for an honest shop). They've always treated me right, and have given me a deal or two now that they...
Fantastic work. These Riding September guys are making what I think are consistently the best cafe/vintage bike-related videos. I've been a fan of the snowy BMW R60 and the original Riding September videos for a while; glad to see they're still at it. Looking forward to/hoping for many many...
I've listened to indie music for years, bought a pair of Ray-Bans on Friday, have had a CB200 for a year or so, and had a CB650 for a couple of years. Sorry to be so offensive.
Where's that beer?
Cool video.
I was watching, thinking "yeah, typical designer idealism without delivering much realism" and then BAM! My mind was blown all over the place by a protective hood being blown up around the rider's head. I can see it working for bicycles, but it would need some serious abrasion...
I've only been riding for a couple of years, and my first bike was a slightly-modded CB650. I don't like to follow trends, so I was a bit apprehensive about getting a CB, considering its ubiquity. But I figured I had to start somewhere, and why not at least start with something reliable and...
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