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I have learned far more from others like yourself about the cycles I own and you own than all the books and printed mag I have read. The more I show my cycles and let other look at them and talk to me about what they know about my cycles, the more I learn, I think it is time for more Japanese collec...

I was put on a cycle by my older brother when I was seven, that was 1950. It was a 125 harley. I rode it around the front yard and back by the house and around the pump house a hundred times a day. After and few months I could ride to the corner a 1/4 mile away and back, that helped a lot. After a y...

Hahnda wrote:CB750 K0
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But if it were me I wouldn't collect a bike based on the fact that its collectible to others. You have to like the bike also.

Yes, but their are collectors and their are restorers, I'm a collector. I do a little restoring,but I'm not very good at it yet.

I'm always looking for a rare cycle to try to get, what would be the rare ones in your mind to look for and keep between 1961 and 1979, Japanese that is.

If you had your pick of four cycles for your collection between 1970 and 1985 what would you pick to have.

4shorts wrote:I was once told if you have more than two of the same item It's considered a collection. I don't know if this counts!

Sure does, I always like seeing the family out riding.

I'm not a collector, but my main ride is a 1985 V65 Sabre. I like vintage stuff. The older bikes have mojo that modern bikes lack. The Sabre/Magna club BBS is very active, and nearly everyone uses his V4 as a daily driver. On the other hand, technology improvements of modern bikes, especially the s...