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Craigslist "funnies"

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Here's a beauty.

http://albany.craigslist.org/mcy/4530438153.html

VW Sandrail/trike project- huge price drop - $750 (Arlington Vermont)

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1960s Volkswagen Sandrail frame/ 1980's Suzuki GS 550 Triple 2 Stroke Motorcycle.

Was there an accompanying ad selling a VW powered trike with a Suzuki front end?
 
You gotta figure the engine is modified. If it can push that windshield through the air with that guy on it, must be close to 200 rear wheel HP.
 
The backrest, alone, might be worth hundreds to SOMEBODY:-s

It looks like he bolted a battery powered fan on the back. :D Maybe leaning back and having cold air blowing up yer butt is worth a couple of hundred to someone. LOL
 
You gotta figure the engine is modified. If it can push that windshield through the air with that guy on it, must be close to 200 rear wheel HP.

Hey - as a "full-figured" fellow, I resemble that remark!

As to hp - if my 850 can haul my large behind, my not-so-large lady and 3 days of clothes, while pushing the Windjammer down the road at highway speeds, all without breathing real hard - that 1100 will do just fine.
 
Hey - as a "full-figured" fellow, I resemble that remark!

As to hp - if my 850 can haul my large behind, my not-so-large lady and 3 days of clothes, while pushing the Windjammer down the road at highway speeds, all without breathing real hard - that 1100 will do just fine.
Ditto that.
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I am not quite as "full-figured" as some of the rest of you, but my gravitational attraction is a bit enhanced, simply due to my height.
Mrs. Steve's gravitation attraction is also a bit enhanced (but not due to height :oops:).

Click on the link in my sig, you will see my 850 somewhat early in its 750-mile, 3-day tour around New England a few years ago.
The fairing is not a Windjammer, :dancing: but the bike is also wearing saddlebags and trunk.

NO complaints about power with the bike. :D

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Had to show this one off:

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Suzuki gs 1100-Frp 1pcs. fiberglass body,also have fairing and lowers.Falicon crank,straight cut gears,billet clutch basket,Dick fortino flowed big valve head,cam motion cams,air shifter with air tank in kosman swing arm.8-1/2" slick. Moly wheelie bars.Many extra parts. TURN KEY.good ET bike.Runs mid 9 second quarter mile.Over 12,000 into build.$6000 or best offer. Poss.trade. call dan
 
Selling An Authentic Man Card - $3800 (Farmington)

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condition: excellent

There comes a point in every mans life where he feels the need to pass down some history or perhaps a legacy, this time is now. This pictured baby is a fully licensed man card that makes Chuck Norris break a sweat.

The word "Star" is scrawled across the gas tank. That "Star" is the chrome that lines this bike, causing car crashes and giving women the vapours. This isn't just a Yamaha V-Star, it's a brilliant machine to give your old lady her first, second and third heart attacks. The 650 cc's of V-Twin power harnessed between your legs is enough to drop every man and woman's panties in a nine block radius. The purr of the engine will make anyone riding with you wet, but roaring down the highway will bring even the most stubborn to full, climactic, ear-shattering orgasm.

You probably couldn't handle all the envious stares and fainting women this 2009 Yamaha V-Star 650 Custom causes. It's traveled 11,400 miles of Arkansas, Missouri and Oklahoma road at about 48 mpg, and it's looking for the next 11,400 miles.

It's a fully paid masterpiece of Japanese engineering, and, for the low sum of $3,800, I am giving it to you.
Yeah - he's giving it to us alright. Giving a line of B.S. :cool:
 
When I got to the "650cc's" part I stopped reading. I mean, it was bad (funny) enough when I thought it was a full-sized engine...:confused::confused:

"Man Card"? I think not. More like a Cub Scout card.

Strike that. A Girl Scout card.

Strike that. A Brownie card. All it needs is a sash, a skirt and knee socks (probably in the saddle bags).
 
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