HONDA CB1000R TRACKER BY IMPALA BARCELONA
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Re: HONDA CB1000R TRACKER BY IMPALA BARCELONA
First picture i thought, Yes! Then I saw the pictures further down and the number panels looked big as panniers and thought, No! Then I saw him using it in anger and went back to yes again! Smaller side number boards and a headlight, lights and a front mudguard and I'd probably really like it, but then it'd be a different bike altogether!
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I like it.
Not sure how well a modern engine like that runs on pod filters tho'
Not sure how well a modern engine like that runs on pod filters tho'
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I like that. But it does appear very, very small (short, particularly) so it'd be like riding a child's bicycle for me.
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Re: HONDA CB1000R TRACKER BY IMPALA BARCELONA
Mad and bad.
But would be even madder and badder if the front brakes were removed.
But would be even madder and badder if the front brakes were removed.
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