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CraigL #765076 22/12/22 06:43 AM
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Originally Posted by CraigL
I'll have to check out the 4 wheeler forum more. Thanks for the note.


Although I have an old trad 4 wheeler, I tend to keep an eye on all the forums - there are many ideas, tips and mods that cross over between models.


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I was not trying to start a war across the pond, but whether a section specifically for the five speed was appropriate. as pointed out, I am sure the same thing was said in 2012.

Do not get me wrong, I love driving my M3W and have 18k miles on it.

and it is not for a love of tinkering I am currently restoring a '78 goldwing I bought in 78 and putting together, from a pile o'parts, a 77. but other than labor (mine), I will be into it only about $2000 (not counting the $3200 I paid for the 78 in 78

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