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Walking Eagle
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Beautiful!
Great looking machine, and it runs!
From your list of bikes, it's obvious that you know the thrill of victory AND the agony of defeat.
Hats off to anybody who keeps these old gems alive.
Walking Eagle
Great looking machine, and it runs!
From your list of bikes, it's obvious that you know the thrill of victory AND the agony of defeat.
Hats off to anybody who keeps these old gems alive.
Walking Eagle
ccolwell
Member
In this weather, it's usually the agony of da feet (groan). Actually, the current crop is pretty good to me (although I haven't ridden or started the GS in some time). But the waning period of ownership of a Duc, some difficult moments with a '73 Bultaco and a truly awful '77 Bonneville have taught me the joy of a motorcycle that starts.
