"Cafe Racer" such a loose term! Craigslist "Gem" of the week!

xb33bsa said:
all you need is a clown suit to ride this POS

http://medford.craigslist.org/mcy/4643901972.html
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all you need is a clown suit to ride this POS

http://medford.craigslist.org/mcy/4643901972.html
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Ha... You're fuckin high. There's some stuff I'd definitely change (the idiotic handlebars would be first) but overall that's a decent bike.
 
a nice big HIGH up springer tractor seat, lose the apes and standard position pegs it would be rightous for cruising
as is, it is a fucking clown parade device ;D
 
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xb33bsa said:
all you need is a clown suit to ride this POS

http://medford.craigslist.org/mcy/4643901972.html

Check the random pic of it in the laundry room.
 
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Drey6 said:
Check the random pic of it in the laundry room.

Looks to me like their "laundry room" is their garage
 
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sbaugz said:
Looks to me like their "laundry room" is their garage

Correct. I many places in the country, primarily determined by what decade the housing boom happened in that area, laundry hook ups can often be found in the garage.
 
This thing sure is bad ass 8)
http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sgv/mcy/4620789620.html

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plagrone said:
Looks like something crawled up and died on it
http://atlanta.craigslist.org/eat/mcy/4623915575.html

but its a real 'yahama'

secretly though, maybe its cos i've just hit the big 50, but i'm starting to see the attraction of bikes like that, just wish they were that cheap here in australia, another big plus is it would annoy the shit out of my mates with electraglides
 
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spotty said:
but its a real 'yahama'

secretly though, maybe its cos i've just hit the big 50, but i'm starting to see the attraction of bikes like that, just wish they were that cheap here in australia, another big plus is it would annoy the shit out of my mates with electraglides

Same, man. I've been looking at them longingly on craigslist and my girlfriend thinks I'm retarded. She doesn't understand how much better the back seat would be than on the cb200
 
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plagrone said:
Same, man. I've been looking at them longingly on craigslist and my girlfriend thinks I'm retarded. She doesn't understand how much better the back seat would be than on the cb200

There is a lot to be said for barges. I have a second home 14 hours away, part of the trip is about 7 hours of straight line desert. I wouldn't do it on anything other than a barge. Being able to change into climate appropriate clothes in a snap, fighting heavy winds or just the shear comfort of not having to pull over every hundred miles to get the feeling back in your balls. Some of the gaudy disco barges are pretty harsh to look at, but when you're droning along for hours on end and still feel fresh enough to party when you arrive, it all starts to make sense....
 
I'm with ya (and I'm still a ways from 50 ;) )... I'm trying to get the money together for a more touring esk bike. Not sure I want a full on barge but something that can hold the wife comfortably and some luggage. I'm having a hard time with modern styling these days though so I'm trying to find the perfect combination of old-school styling with modern day reliability and low maintenance. Holy Grail I guess - any recommendations. Maybe a early 90's K75S?
 
Ribo said:
I'm with ya (and I'm still a ways from 50 ;) )... I'm trying to get the money together for a more touring esk bike. Not sure I want a full on barge but something that can hold the wife comfortably and some luggage. I'm having a hard time with modern styling these days though so I'm trying to find the perfect combination of old-school styling with modern day reliability and low maintenance. Holy Grail I guess - any recommendations. Maybe a early 90's K75S?

I've heard 1983 Goldwings are pretty great
 
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Driver-Seat-Bobber-Tail-Honda-CB500T-CB-500-T-Cafe-/261578514139?pt=Motorcycles_Parts_Accessories&hash=item3ce74b5edb&vxp=mtr

yuppp. Says it all
 
A level of craftsmanship rarely seen.

Architecterre said:
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Driver-Seat-Bobber-Tail-Honda-CB500T-CB-500-T-Cafe-/261578514139?pt=Motorcycles_Parts_Accessories&hash=item3ce74b5edb&vxp=mtr

yuppp. Says it all
 
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