Death. Danger. The grim reaper.
All that stuff, along with swastikas, Nazi helmets, the Maltese Cross,
etc. came out of the 50s when various subcultures began rebelling
against the Leave-It-To-Beaver status quo. Beatniks were part of
that, later hippies and anti-war protesters.
The motorcycle
Same reason the pirates did it. Flying the skull and cross bones was a
shock tactic to make the crew of the other vessel have fight their own
nerves as well. That said the skull and cross bones was a relatively
rare flag to fly, despite what Hollywood would portray. A solid red
(blood) flag was
Probly so. Cool emoticon (!)
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Personally, I don't have a problem with a pieced together bike, so
long as there's a fair amount of craftsmanship in the piecing together
and that it's stated up front as a condition of the sale.
My other 750 is a 91/93/95/97 -- half original, half ebay, mutt. Ya
gotta expect some of that from a
Btw, yesterday was the nineteenth of september, international talk like a
pirate day. I know everyone was out riding, but when you stopped for gas
you were asking the attendant to put a few drops o'wind in me sails me
hearty right?
-Kyle
On Mon, Sep 20, 2010 at 9:01 AM, greenzer...@gmail.com
*This is probably the single most well-defined explanation I've really read
for the imagery that so often accompanies the Harley crowd. Honestly, for a
LONG time I've considered the draw toward V-twin bikes with loud pipes and
out-dated styling to be much more about image than engineering
Looking to see if anyone has a headlight case and all for an 82
CB650SC.can't find anything on ebay or any scrap shop in Canada.
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Sometimes the art of eBay requires a zen-like patience. I don't have
anything for an '82 however.
-Kyle
On Mon, Sep 20, 2010 at 11:58 AM, Mikek709 mikeat...@nl.rogers.com wrote:
Looking to see if anyone has a headlight case and all for an 82
CB650SC.can't find anything on ebay or any
Thanks Paul. You just described me to a T.
rodhall
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This is probably the
I thought cleaning the ignition switch awhile back may have solved my intermittent electrical problem. Unfortunately not. I had the complete shutdown occur this morning. I turn it off, back on, and it's back to normal.Bernie-550
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Mine was doing that. My brother took the cdi box (under the seat) apart and
resoldered it. I have had no problums since.
rodhall
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Since the stock seat isn't much of a cushion, I'm probably crushing the thing!BFSep 20, 2010 02:33:28 PM, nighthawk_lovers@googlegroups.com wrote:
Mine was doing that. My brother took the cdi box (under the seat) apart and resoldered it. I have had no problums since.
rodhall
Hello my fellow nighthawk lovers. Has anyone modified a backrest for another
bike to fit a 84-86 700s? As we all know the original ones are going for the
same rate as gold. Please give me any imput you may have. Thanks
Giles
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I've been watching this thread with some interest myself. But the lack of
response makes me suspicious that no one has tried it yet.
-Kyle
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Hello my fellow nighthawk lovers. Has anyone modified a backrest for
another bike to fit a
Bingo Surf, that was my main problem with the whole thing too. If
he'd told me he'd repainted it right from the get go I might have been
more open to buying it. Makes one wonder what else he's not
saying., is the trick. Also when I told him I wasn't interested he
got pissy and hung up on me. I
I have for and 84 Not sure if it would work for u.
On 9/20/10, Kyle Munz kyle...@gmail.com wrote:
Sometimes the art of eBay requires a zen-like patience. I don't have
anything for an '82 however.
-Kyle
On Mon, Sep 20, 2010 at 11:58 AM, Mikek709 mikeat...@nl.rogers.com wrote:
Looking
Didn't somebody fabricate one previously?
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without a back rest I think. One went on eBay for just under $300.
On Sep 20, 2010, at 5:59 PM, Allen Thomas wrote:
Didn't somebody fabricate one previously?
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Chardon OH. Looks good, includes touring bags and has a chopped off
luggage rack to mount your trunk.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Honda-Nighthawk-CB750-1992-Honda-Nighthawk-750-Ready-Ride-Cross-Country-/330474345755?pt=US_motorcycleshash=item4cf1ce551b
Sean
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There is a post for a luggage rack, not the backrest. However, my 750
rack has the backrest cut off with the holes plugged with simple
chromed things you can get at any hardware store. I then have a Givi
box with a pad for the rider that works better than the stock backrest
- it gives my rider 3
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