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They're knocking out some old style, affordable and fun bikes over there in India. Bit small for me but all the same would be a fun blast on the weekend.
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Beautiful photo and well presented with your fancy frame. I'm a fan of frames, they add a bit of difference. I like the EXIF displayed as well. Unfortunately the EXIF data is suppressed by our software (vBulletin). I had a ride on a Royal Enfield back in the 70's when I lived in Kalgoorlie. It was very different from my Honda 4/250. I recall they were first built around the early 1900s and used extensively during the war.
In time, you will probably come to the conclusion that I like to see what's hidden in the shadows on some (not all) photos and this one has some beautiful details hidden away - especially on the tyres and engine. TFS.I Shoot A Canon
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My memory's not as sharp as it used to be.
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Yes, Honda certainly changed the scene back in the seventies. Wow, four smooth cylinders and no leaks with brakes that workedOriginally posted by Isac View Post
Thanks.
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Good stuff and great memories. I had several paddock bikes that I liked to ride occasionally on a sealed road until a certain constable informed me it would be in my interest to become licensed
. Have been bikeless for a couple of years now but here’s the last we enjoyed touring on.
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"Back in the day YES! That looks nice and comfy. At my age now it's Shanks's Pony, the rocker recliner and the SUV"
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Well shanks pony is probably the best thing for those our age
Use it or lose it I guess. Not so long ago our kids asked if we had a death wish due to our motorcycle activities. I told them that we could always sit in the lounge room at home safely watching TV whilst waiting for a heart attack! 
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I walked in when the last quarter started and walked out with 4 minutes to goComment
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