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  1. 29th March 2011, 20:24 #1
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    Either one would do.

    Whilst having a look in the motorcycle section on the Ford owners website i found these 2 owned by members,beautiful both eh.Motorcycles may well have moved on in the overall performance stakes but for my money the Bimota makes them all look fugly.That thing is beautiful.Up there with a 78 900ss.
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  2. 30th March 2011, 11:42 #2
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    There's something about older bikes that have a lasting quality.

    I still love the looks of a 2005/6 zx6r but like you said, that Bimota
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    Those are lovely looking bikes... The Rickman looks very swish.

    +1 to classic bikes having lasting appeal.
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