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Posted: **Tue Jan 26, 2010 11:22 am**

bblifeiz wrote:strange... i feel like i've know you for a long time paul.. lol..
whatever compliment i get during the bike meet..i'll introduce n mention you.. paul..
In no time.. u r a infamous figure here in asia, singapore...

Well bblifeiz the C200 restoration family is small so I guess we're like family as well. With restorations like your doing your going to be famous world wide :) You've gained my respect with that restoration. Pat yourself on the back for me. Look forward to seeing those photo's. Remember, ride safe!

Posted: **Wed Jan 27, 2010 2:18 am**

bblifeiz, I've been following the fine restoration you are doing on the C200, it looks good, very nice workmanship. On ebay at the present time, I just saw it in passing, the guy says its a C200 muffler. The item # is 110469692377, right now its listed at $100. Cliff

Posted: **Wed Jan 27, 2010 11:55 pm**

another muffler on ebay right now item number 400096952209

Posted: **Sun Jan 31, 2010 11:37 pm**

thks for the help on the mufflers guys... i lost the bid :( guess i have to go for the buy it now.. :)

Hi paul, here are some of the pix on the japanese bike meetups... :)

Posted: **Thu Feb 04, 2010 7:28 am**

Wow bblifeiz what great photo's. All very nice bikes there. That's allot of vintage bikes in the one place. I see a green Honda in the lineup. It looks like a 1972 Honda CB350 Four. I had one just like it way back in the day. The one in the photo may not be a 350 but it sure looks like it from where I'm sitting.

Man your bike sure looks great amongst the rest of them. Glad to see you got out for your ride and I can tell by the turn out you all had a great time. Thanks for posting the photo's. I really enjoyed seeing them. Ride safe, Paul

Posted: **Thu Feb 04, 2010 11:23 am**

glad u like the photo paul... you are so right... the bike in green is indeed a CB350F.. very original n very nice color too..olive green... one of my fav colors.. :)

here's more :

every bike you see here are very very rare in singapore... each bike can easily fetch US4000 n above.. hahaha...
here in singapore, we have to buy a certificate of entitlement if you insist of owning an old bike.. this cert last only 10yrs. Once expire, we have to pay like US600-US700 just to use another 10years.. :(
that's why vintage bikes are RARE here.. those who refuse to renew will have their bikes scrap.. :(

we are all trying our very best to save as many as possible.. bt its not cheap to own so many too.. lol
enjoy the pix paul.. :)

Posted: **Thu Feb 11, 2010 10:09 am**

Thanks bblifeiz for the pictures. It sure is nice to see all those vintage bikes. Over here in canada we tend to just restore them and not use them. all of the ones I have are licensed but I don't use them at all. If I want to ride I head out on my Goldwing. Once a bike is registered over here It's good for the life of the bike. Thanks again for the great photo's. Paul

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