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third kick after so many years of sitting idle. These vintage rides have such a cool sweet sound to them, a pleasant sound that can bring you back to when you were a kid if you're an older dude like me and that's what really makes it worth it. -As mentioned above, this bike was originally owned and ridden by a Woman. Since complet- ing this project, I had sold it to a friends Wife, a 60 yr young Woman who although had NEVER ridden a motorcycle EVER, had it on her "Bucket List" to learn how to ride a bike. During the past 2 months, this lady has been trail riding this little Honda all over camp roads and woods of Naples Maine, mastering clutch/brake/throttle control and just plain enjoying trail riding for the very first time in her life. I wish I could say there's money to be made waking up these old beasts but you really can't put a price on personal satisfaction once completing such a fun project and watching it being enjoyed once again is just priceless! Winters in Maine sure can be boring but projects like this carry us through the doldrums very well. -If anyone has got an old ride sitting in their basement, We're always looking for projects. -Kurt December 2015 39 December 2015 39 38 Trail Rider www.TrailRider.com

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