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Am I the only one who took pictures?

http://www.livevideo.com/video/Zohw/B0B ... -show.aspx

Well, I'm a retro standards expert! (Not really, I just like them...) This is what I have now: http://www.meiseik.com/NEW_BIKE/07_Japan/Zephyr750/Zephyr750_GRN.jpg Zephyr 750 (although this one is a lot cleaner then mine...) And this is what my next bike will be: http://www.motorcycle.com/Review/Kaw...

http://negatendo.net/kmc/en_neo_fukuoka.htm

Plenty of detailed shots on the construction.

That's a toughy.

I'd take that Ural Gear-Up for the winter. And a ZRX 1200R. Two opposites; just how I like it.

However I'd also like a Z1, or H2 project bike.

I think weight is going to be the most evident issue at first. I went from a 650 to a 750, but it was also a light weight cruiser to a standard that's 150+ pounds heavier. The new position was something I had to get used to over the rest, but from a sport to a sport I think you'll only have to get u...

S40 has only one big pipe.

fireguzzi wrote:The military version is pretty awesome. But if I were going that route then I would go for the Ural gear up.

http://www.totalmotorcycle.com/photos/2 ... ar-Upc.jpg

I second that.

Wonderful story, and gorgeous bike Justy. Make sure to take plenty more pictures once you go riding.

Was on Sunday. Wasn't too chilly, and the sun was shining. Not going to find too many nice days like that for a while now. Forecast calls for rain, rain, and even more rain.

Went to Cultus Lake with a co-worker. He rode his GPZ 1100, and I took my Zephyr. Didn't take too many pictures, but I liked this one: