New ride at the Bumper household
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DOH !! THOUGHT IT WAS GONNA BE LIKE THIS....bumper wrote:https://youtu.be/5deqOK07fXE
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Honda 750........nice. My first scooter way back when, a 1978 if memory is good, and it took a beating. Excellent machine. Then moved up to a 900, needed for a pinion rider, and that took a good beating also, besides being a fine cruiser. Never needed or bothered going any further up in size. Brother had a Kawi 1100 if I really wanted to play.
Buddy who sold it to me, the 900, also sold me the 750, as my 'biker mentor'
had seller regret about the 900, as stepping up to a full size Harley, and loved the look and sound, but hated the 'stay close to house as it might break down' syndrome ..... 
Buddy who sold it to me, the 900, also sold me the 750, as my 'biker mentor'
had seller regret about the 900, as stepping up to a full size Harley, and loved the look and sound, but hated the 'stay close to house as it might break down' syndrome ..... Re: New ride at the Bumper household
I enjoy a mid size bike more, those look to heavy
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Nice looking bike.bumper wrote:https://youtu.be/5deqOK07fXE
Post another picture or video after you get the boxes mounted.
UFF DA!
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Now this would be exciting.
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Buy one so I can check it out, Being able to buy a new legal Big Bike here. Is darn exciting compared to what you had to do in the past to have a big bike. This is my second new one. I have rebuilt and customized more then I care to think about. 100's of thousands of baht spent and you a still have 15 year old bike. Things have really changed
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No need to check it out. I know what it is. If it were feasible to import it, I would. But with existing customs and import fees, it is not. Especially as you stand the risk of losing it to a customs officer who takes a liking to it.
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Up until about three years ago the same with most big bikes
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I have seen three wheelers built here in Thailand with V= 6 engines in them rare but they are around
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Not seen any like that here. Do you have any idea where or by whom they were built?
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Wish OT had one of those Bumper. How much did it cost you,
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Ask Steve at the T Bar he owned the last one I know about. The prices have come down since I bought the first one. It was 440K this one 385 K and it's an automatic. The clutch models are less. They gave use 750 sitting there with the clutch sit up less 10K klms 200,000 The first one was a 700 this one is a 750