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Honda 800 pic on MCN.com
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*want want want*
How big is that swingarm? It appears to be approx 10-12" deep!
And the relative lack of seat unit looks good.
Shame they're going to spoil the lines and put paint on 'em next year....
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Look good, don't they.
Pics here too:
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The exit point of the Honda exhaust is close to the front belly pan
hot toes?
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You'll appreciate that clever design in the winter although open-toed
sandals in the summer might not impress as much.
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Good job Vale's not Honda-mounted these days. That'd really mess with
his stressy leg dangle in the left-handers.
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(might have to scroll around a bit)
The Yamaha looks less radical than the Honda.
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Surely the Honda is all "sanitised".
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heh. I think that when it comes to GP bikes, that's not necessarily
the case.
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They seem it this year. The thing I wanna know is - why was Hayden
riding a "development" bike all year, when it's got no future?
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You know that there's a few Hondas I'd very gladly have in my garage,
and they include the RC30 and RC45.
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I'm increasingly chuffed with my RC36.
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what about your SC14?
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It's very nice, especially for hauling pillions and luggage, but I tend to
pick up the VFR's keys every morning. Problem is, the pillions are spoilt
now, so the Wing must remain part of the fleet.
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It functions again, then?
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RC30, NC45, 400 Four (!), CBX, 1500 Wing, CB250RS, CB1100R, CX500 (wild
card, there), CB125T (original 17bhp version). Oh, and an XR250 and a
VFR750FS.
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CR500, NSR250 and a Civic.
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RC30. It's the only bike that I have a picture of on display in my room.
It's still the most beautiful bike ever made. One day I may cheat and
buy an early model NC30 with the same paint job.
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Is it just me, or do the forks look very skinny on the Yam?
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It's you, I think.
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I think you might be right. I've looked harder & there might be a
fairly wide section at the back of the leg that's in shadow & which I
didn't see first time round.
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I mean, I think we can be fairly sure that Yamaha *haven't* fished out
a set of RD200 forks from the museum, so any apparent skinniness must
lie in the photo angle or your frankly addled eyes.
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You're probably right, although the MV has got the thickest forks of
any production bike, so most forks look skinny to me by comparison
anyway.
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"Mine's so huge everyone else's look little".
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Heh, didn't see that one coming. My innuendo-sniffer must need
recalibrating.
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I can't find any motorbikes on the Medical Consultants Network website
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heh - I went there first, too.
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