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    SL350 wanted...baaad!

    I'm a new member in need of a new project. Just finishing off an sl125 (for her) have a CB350 and desperately want an SL350 (a K2 would be nice, beggars can be choosers) to make a happy little motorbike family. I recently sold my old CB500f so there is a space in my garage and in my heart for another bike and it has to be an SL350!! I am one of these "stuck on old hondas" mugs. Often passed never beaten.
    I see a few on ebay etc in the states and if I can't get one here I might ship one over. Anyone know about regulations around that?
    Thanks

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    There's NOT too many of those beasts still "breathing". Let alone available for purchase. Contact a Vintage Japanese Motorcycle Club. They MAY know of one. Place an add in the PAPER.
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    I don't mind performing a bit of CPR or even home-surgery. Thanks for the tips. Quite like the thrill of the hunt thing anyway.

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    Wooo! Parallel twin twinshock carnage!
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    If it is good enough for John Wayne...

    A good little pic. A classic way to tear up all the dirt roads I would have thought. There must be one out there lying in state in a shed somewhere...
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    My brother bought a brand new one 30 odd years ago. They weren't great then, why would you want one now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by grantw View Post
    I'm a new member in need of a new project. Just finishing off an sl125 (for her) have a CB350 and desperately want an SL350 (a K2 would be nice, beggars can be choosers) to make a happy little motorbike family. I recently sold my old CB500f so there is a space in my garage and in my heart for another bike and it has to be an SL350!! I am one of these "stuck on old hondas" mugs. Often passed never beaten.
    I see a few on ebay etc in the states and if I can't get one here I might ship one over. Anyone know about regulations around that?
    Thanks
    Cant help but good luck eh,my first bike was an SL125,i was 9 years old and i loved the thing.I know a bloke in the states with a mint old XL250 motorsport,as in the first one,would love to have one in the garage myself.

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    I know where there is one

    I was looking at one just last weekend, but it is in a private museum, and there is no way he would ever part with it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by robinm View Post
    I was looking at one just last weekend, but it is in a private museum, and there is no way he would ever part with it.
    Stop teasin him

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    They might not be great bikes but they are cool. If I owned mvs and ducatis I'd probably wonder why too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by grantw View Post
    They might not be great bikes but they are cool. If I owned mvs and ducatis I'd probably wonder why too.
    Of course they're cool! Original CB250/350 parallel twin in a dirt bike frame.

    Actually, that's like the very inverse of my bike.

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    Can't do an SL350 but if anyone wants an old XR250 (twin shock, drum brake) resto project my son has one in his shed he'd like to get rid of. It runs ok, appearance is a bit naff.
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    it's not a bad thing till you throw a KLR into the mix.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pete376403 View Post
    Can't do an SL350 but if anyone wants an old XR250 (twin shock, drum brake) resto project my son has one in his shed he'd like to get rid of. It runs ok, appearance is a bit naff.
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    It'd be the one with an engine that looks like this then?


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    looks just like the one in this auction - even got the same type of muffler
    http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Mo...-153692342.htm
    Don't know how much Scott wants for it but if you offered $100 it would probably be yours.
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    it's not a bad thing till you throw a KLR into the mix.
    those cheap ass bitches can do anything with ductape.
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    Quote Originally Posted by grantw View Post
    They might not be great bikes but they are cool. If I owned mvs and ducatis I'd probably wonder why too.
    I wasn't trying to upset you, just there are a lot of better projects from that era (I have quite a few old Jappas too, it's not all MVs and Dukes) The original XL250S was a great bike, one of the greatest wheelstand bikes of all time too.

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