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I don't know if that fellow is completely sold on those Kaw'stbln930 wrote:The consumer line Ninja H2 is $25k.
fun to watch... thanksI did and it was... I found this Buell training video from the Wisconsin plant at the time and it might just be the nudge I need to take the old Buell for a winter project. At the very least this is a design that was well thought out for its day. If they are willing to part with one that has only 6000 miles for 5k I think it will be sitting in my garage next week.tbln930 wrote:Watch him on the Ducati. Amazing...
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not available in shops homie wrote:your opinion will carry weight youyou, can you elaborate? mechanical, comfort, maneuverability? Please I have a feeling it won't be there very long and I need more information fast. Keep in mind the difference is financing a Ducati which I cant find one that seats me well and out of pocket for this used over powered scooteryou you wrote: Oh fek. A buell. A really really awful bike. Avoid
Shonky; of poor or low quality. Not to be confused with "Wonky", which means much the same thing, but typically refers to structures, such as buildings, walls, etc.you you wrote: I looked at one because I liked the design and air cooled engine. Then I road one and it was just shonky.
Bought a Ducati 750ss instead which was an absolute disaster but looked lovely. So what do I know.
Yes that's right you could own this shonky for 3500.00 today You could get a dose of the clap off a whore for a whole lot less.homie wrote:Yes that's right you could own this shonky for 3500.00 today
AH HA! I DID IT! Hard to get both of you in one of my posts... WOOT! this is a GREAT DAY! Can I make you an avatar GN? btw what is it you don't like about the poor mans Ducati, I would value your opinion as well. Taking it on the road tomorrow for a test run in the morning will decide soon because DAHAM if looks could kill.gn2 wrote:You could get a dose of the clap off a whore for a whole lot less.homie wrote:Yes that's right you could own this shonky for 3500.00 today
And a dose of the clap would be easier to get rid of.
homie wrote:Shonky; of poor or low quality. Not to be confused with "Wonky", which means much the same thing, but typically refers to structures, such as buildings, walls, etc.you you wrote: I looked at one because I liked the design and air cooled engine. Then I road one and it was just shonky.
Bought a Ducati 750ss instead which was an absolute disaster but looked lovely. So what do I know.
All right youyou then I shall pay even less for the "shonky" I think I will actually call it shonky. This ones in Wisconsin with a few perks for 1200.00 less than a new PCX
homie wrote:I will most likely bring the Buell Firebolt XB9R home, even you Brits couldn't really find anything to hate about it.
gn2 wrote:You could get a dose of the clap off a whore for a whole lot less.homie wrote:Yes that's right you could own this shonky for 3500.00 today
And a dose of the clap would be easier to get rid of.
and because you say so... I'm loading my ramp and tie downsyou you wrote:Tbh I would go for that.
a good winters project at worst if some things wrong with it or a well maintained oddity worth keeping around for a few years just in case it becomes a collectors item. Either way I have the youyou stamp of approval! It's WOOOOOT! not wothomie wrote:and because you say so... I'm loading my ramp and tie downsyou you wrote:Tbh I would go for that.
Everything from carpet cleaners to locksmiths are driving them now from all the American auto makers.Yea I see those are looking pretty cheesy. I guess I will learn how to swap grips after all. Got to go make some room in the man cave, Shay Whitey's going to have to share with Shonky.you you wrote:Lose the grips though
homie wrote:AH HA... LDV school bus, only in recent years have these become popular stateside. A van with the roof cut out and a topper so's one can stand up meets the service industry needs quite well. We Americans were slow to get with it mostly just used them for ambulance and swat teams
