09SV650S
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thanks, its actually my godparents separate garage for all of his toys. Im just keeping my bike there for the winter because its heated. Heres some more pics, its actually really beautiful for a garage.
holly *****!!!!!
holly *****!!!!!
LannyNguyen
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I want to store my bike there and use at least one of those classics. Excelelnt mint condition..
Holy crap, I wanna tour!!!
Thanks, its actually my godparents separate garage for all of his toys. Im just keeping my bike there for the winter because its heated. Heres some more pics, its actually really beautiful for a garage.
espro
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Hahahahaha I was so confused when I saw this leaving work that day. Cool to see another LV'er on here
Some of my co workers are pricks.
rbjeepthing
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Figured I would snap some pics finally of the bike I bought for the wife but I ended up putting over 5000km on it in the past few months due to having to wait to purchase my own. I would say it's a pretty good example of what a SS bike looks like that has lead a tough life as quite a few individuals beginner bike and has actually been ridden. Maintenance is key and it's obvious with this one that many of the owners seemed to care about it.
As for the details it's a 1999 Honda CBR600 F4 currently sitting at 86,000km. Since we purchased it I have made the custom under tail, installed new tires, recovered the seat, installed front flush mounts, shortened and re-packed the exhaust and replaced all wrong/missing hardware plus of course all the regular maintenance.
As for the details it's a 1999 Honda CBR600 F4 currently sitting at 86,000km. Since we purchased it I have made the custom under tail, installed new tires, recovered the seat, installed front flush mounts, shortened and re-packed the exhaust and replaced all wrong/missing hardware plus of course all the regular maintenance.
are you the green hornet?
Orangepeel
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LoL! It certainly is one super garage, that's for sure
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I <3 MG's. My best friend's dad had one, when we were kids. And the carvings! WoWiE!!
LoL! It certainly is one super garage, that's for sure
.I <3 MG's. My best friend's dad had one, when we were kids. And the carvings! WoWiE!!
Hey Kevin....... is / was your Godfather an auctioneer by any chance?
No he sells chemicals but to places all over the world, not a superhero like some have suggested haha. For the people that like the carvings he's doing a lot of business in Indonesia. That eagle in front of the circle window is cut out of one solid tree and only cost 400 bucks lol Here it would be in the thousands.
RedDogDarren
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Mine. Just an 03 SV1000S but I like it. Hope the pic shows up, website has been giving me problems.
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Funny how you mention this.
I was more intrigued with the carvings and the detail of the woodwork of the garage than the toys inside. Those real wood garage doors are quite nice.
Impressive!
RedDogDarren
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Blueflame. It's a British company. They have amazing variety and amazing pricing too even when shipped to your door from England.
These are dual outlet oval stainless bolt-on cans. They also have single outlet, triangular shapes, carbon, titanium, full systems (not for this bike), and the coloured fade cans as well. Mine have removable inserts that supposedly make them street legal in England (with the stamp on the end caps) but I didn't hear much difference. I went with the dual outlet and never adhered the logo because I like to be a little different.
It looks like they have 20% off right now. Straight from England will be about half price what the importers will have you pay.
https://www.blueflameperformance.com/main_english/
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RedDogDarren
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Obviously very well taken care of.
cedghill
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Thank you. I wasn't responsible for high mileage but the previous owner took good care of it. I have had it for the last couple of years and have tried to follow in his foot steps.
