I don't even have a full bike licence but if I had the spare cash, I would happily purchase this stunning machine just to look at it all day long. My favourite motorcycle of all time!
@markteague8889 Жыл бұрын
I remember when these were introduced in 1988/89. The Japanese seemed to be celebrating having conquered the Western automotive and motorcycle markets by building all out balls to the wall, no holds barred, machines with lots of hand work in their fabrication. Seems like these ran close to $20k new. I had a huge foldout brochure that I snagged from a local Honda motorcycle dealership, and bought a Tamiya scale model of one. Fantastic to see one in such pristine condition and in the hands of an owner who appreciates it!
@Jungleland33 Жыл бұрын
This will be the very first thing I will buy if I ever win the Lotto.
@jean-luclecorre5466 Жыл бұрын
Magnifique moto
@gren509
This video is just a salesman talking - pay no attentio to him ! I had one in 89, and it was a good road bike, though not as capable as my GPz900R. You need to put $3k of carbs on it to get real performance. The single sided arm is a pain on UK roads, as it's VERY heavy and therefore slow to sort out the bumps. Today (23) it's too slow to keep up with a 600, so unless you just want to pose - nothing wrong with that - keep away.
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I don't even have a full bike licence but if I had the spare cash, I would happily purchase this stunning machine just to look at it all day long. My favourite motorcycle of all time!
I remember when these were introduced in 1988/89. The Japanese seemed to be celebrating having conquered the Western automotive and motorcycle markets by building all out balls to the wall, no holds barred, machines with lots of hand work in their fabrication. Seems like these ran close to $20k new. I had a huge foldout brochure that I snagged from a local Honda motorcycle dealership, and bought a Tamiya scale model of one. Fantastic to see one in such pristine condition and in the hands of an owner who appreciates it!
This will be the very first thing I will buy if I ever win the Lotto.
Magnifique moto
This video is just a salesman talking - pay no attentio to him ! I had one in 89, and it was a good road bike, though not as capable as my GPz900R. You need to put $3k of carbs on it to get real performance. The single sided arm is a pain on UK roads, as it's VERY heavy and therefore slow to sort out the bumps. Today (23) it's too slow to keep up with a 600, so unless you just want to pose - nothing wrong with that - keep away.