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I rather like it
Moriwaki GB350
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Le_Fromage_Grande
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Re: Moriwaki GB350
I think it looks a lot better than the usual 'Transformer' styled stuff that Japan produces these days
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Re: Moriwaki GB350
143? Only firing on 3 cylinders ?Le_Fromage_Grande wrote: ↑Tue Mar 26, 2024 7:28 pmI like how it looks, I don't want to own one, I like the 143 my bike has.
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Re: Moriwaki GB350
I remember the days when Moriwaki tuned bikes!
God knows what they are thinking with this.
The bad news is that it looks possible the GB350 will be coming to the UK. Seems Honda want to compete with RE head-on!
God knows what they are thinking with this.
The bad news is that it looks possible the GB350 will be coming to the UK. Seems Honda want to compete with RE head-on!
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Re: Moriwaki GB350
I don't know how common tuned 4 strokes were in the mid 80s, but there was a GS750 crammed full of Yoshimura bits, and a Z1000 full of Moriwaki bits locally to me in 1985, both were used as daily transport by the owners.
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Re: Moriwaki GB350
The original motor in my GSXR11 was tuned before I had it. But it blew up in spectacular fashion and now has a B12 in it.Le_Fromage_Grande wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2024 6:29 pm I don't know how common tuned 4 strokes were in the mid 80s, but there was a GS750 crammed full of Yoshimura bits, and a Z1000 full of Moriwaki bits locally to me in 1985, both were used as daily transport by the owners.