on the road it was a bit uneasy in corners and tended to fall in a bit and not want to come up again....
i wonder why
he's lost his bearings....
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benny hedges
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he's lost his bearings....
a mate in oregon sent me theses pics of a 83 gs1100 he's restoring....
on the road it was a bit uneasy in corners and tended to fall in a bit and not want to come up again....
i wonder why
on the road it was a bit uneasy in corners and tended to fall in a bit and not want to come up again....
i wonder why
You do not have to say anything. But it may harm your defence if you do not mention when posting something which you later rely on in quote. Anything you do say may be ripped to sh*t.
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Pointblank
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Re: he's lost his bearings....
Jeez 
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Re: he's lost his bearings....
Whats the crisis? A good wire brushing and a dollop of grease should see it fit for another 100,000 miles 
but seriously, pretty scarey that he was riding it with that level of decay, must have felt like it was locking up some times and then hinged in the middle other times.
but seriously, pretty scarey that he was riding it with that level of decay, must have felt like it was locking up some times and then hinged in the middle other times.
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