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The Lonely Honda CL200--Ever Seen one?
Author: David Hellard, 2020
It is rare when Honda only made a one year motorcycle. However, to me, the Honda CL200 has always been somewhat of ...
The Honda XR185, XR200: They were not maintenance snowflakes
This October’s fall day, as I am starting winterize my motorcycles, I cannot help but pine away for the days of simple motorcycles and uncomplica...
The Cadillac Honda
The Cadillac Honda As Published in the Oct/November 2020 VJMC Magazine
It was the summer of 1966. I had just finished my summer job working at a Y...
Yamaha DT360.Be Careful About Your Motorcycle Memories. Click on the picture for detail
Someone posted a picture of this beauty. However, seeing it brought out a long faded memory, and not particularly a pleasant one.
When the RT and ...
The Honda Urban Express, an undiscovered gem. click on the picture for details
The Honda 50cc Urban Express. I thought I might shake up the big bike Honda followers with the story of a very small Honda. I picked up this litt...
That College Motorcycle. Click on the picture for details
That College Motorcycle
It was late fall 1970 when I saw an ad in the local Dayton Daily News advertising a Honda CL175 for sale. I called the own...
Honda CL175K3 Sad Day eventually made better. Click on the picture for details
A CL175K3. The first picture was one of my saddest pictures. The subsequent one has a great story.
The first one is from 1974, when I sol...
My Wild Day on a Bridgestone in 1971
in the Spring of 1971 a guy I barely knew let me take a ride on a new Bridgestone 350 GTR. This one and only ride on a Bridgestone was unbelievably exhilarating but nearly disastrous...on the streets of Oxford, Ohio.
The Curious and Different Honda"s CD175 CA175 Touring. Click on the picture for details
Honda CA175, Honda CD175 ?
Honda threw a curve ball from 1968-1970 on one of their 175cc engined motorcycle models. They looked like a cross between the "Dream" models, and the standard 175. They had flared fenders, and a single carburetor. However, even the Honda Identification Guide 1959-1998 seems to struggle concerning the proper identification for these models
Honda threw a curve ball from 1968-1970 on one of their 175cc engined motorcycle models. They looked like a cross between the "Dream" models, and the standard 175. They had flared fenders, and a single carburetor. However, even the Honda Identification Guide 1959-1998 seems to struggle concerning the proper identification for these models
Colorado Off Road Riding Over the years. Click on the picture for details
Riding up this high has its challenges. Air is very thin even at the mere 5000 feet in Denver. Where we ride is twice that high. We last went in...
The New York Dream Click on the picture for details
When you have a motorcycle website and are willing to share your phone number with people who seem to be legitimate buyers, it is not unusual to ge...
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