WHAT WERE THEY THINKING, CHAP. 4--

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captsandwich wrote:They are owned by people with more money than taste?

+1000000000

Sooo true. :P
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captsandwich wrote:They are owned by people with more money than taste?
+1 ... but I would have used "old geezers" in place of "people"! :lol:
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Old Geezer is as Old Geezer does...

Then again, being a Rugged Individual in your Own Cloned Way has never appealed to me:
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So I ride an Old Geezer classic '82 Katana (first year):
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I owned the first one ever sold new in LA back then, and am currently on my third, which just turned 9K miles over the weekend...
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Pointless Post:

An aquaintance of mine managed to shatter his pelvis on a Katana back in 85 or 86.
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captsandwich wrote:Pointless Post:

An aquaintance of mine managed to shatter his pelvis on a Katana back in 85 or 86.
That must have been on one of the '83s or '84s, Greg. The earliest ones are crash-proof... :wink:
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