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FJRs in the wild.
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Re: FJRs in the wild.
Looks like some FJ something or other.
There's also a sport bike, sport touring bike farther on down...however, all the other bikes have some resemblance to bikes my mom rode on the back of in the 40s.
There's also a sport bike, sport touring bike farther on down...however, all the other bikes have some resemblance to bikes my mom rode on the back of in the 40s.
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They were all Harleys or Harleyclones except that Kawi and the FJR. Sad for a place that employs more engineers than any other place in the state.
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Re: FJRs in the wild.
Beechcraft or Cessna?
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Former Boeing. Now Spirit.Uncle Hud wrote:Beechcraft or Cessna?
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Re: FJRs in the wild.
You don't have to be an Engineer to maintain your Harley....but it helps!
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It also helps to drink a lot. I hear you can solve a lot of problems that way.
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Re: FJRs in the wild.
No, I am pretty sure that is some kind of BMW.
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I drink and I know things...
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