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It's the 650.. Sent from my S60 using Tapatalk

I've kinda commited verbally o. The bike but not happy if I have to purchase a link to go back to standard. Sent from my S60 using Tapatalk

Thanks Tom, can anyone post a pic of the standard dogbone link (allot to ask on Sunday afternoon) be appreciated. Tx Sent from my S60 using Tapatalk

Hi guys, looking at a ta bit worried it has been lowered. Owner says the link is flipped or something and can be flipped back but can't see anything online about this? Sent from my S60 using Tapatalk

Nice!, where did you get the bike ramp from?

Wessel Potgieter 18 Polomino Greenhills Randfontein (011)6932991 Cheap n good but far...

Been working on the crashed deputy, man what an interesting look with all the plastic off of it. Im doing the rough assembly build now after cutting off most of what I feel won't be needed and to to get an idea of where to go with it....     doing it with what I have lying around and will see...

It would need quite substantial modification unfortunately but the SDH125 frame is much lighter so will probably just build both and use the sd for the trips and the SD to run to the bottle store.")

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Thanks Fransw So I have two of them on benches for building into god knows what-one and a half CT110's and one SDH125 the CT is quite old tech but has nice retro lines and a pressed steel frame while the SDH 125 has a neat motor but under the plastics it looks like an insect with tubing only...

Rode my running ANF from Dullstroom to Joburg yesterday (50% back roads), picking a good line has a whole new meaning "_ Overall its not bad but when the road gets rough you have to slow right down. I Did 320Km and burned just over 7 Litres fuel.

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:thumleft: Easy to service, 18000km on the rear sprocket and chain. Set valve clearances and she's running like a swiss watch.

old Anenous pass, Northern Cape on route to Port Nolloth from Sprinkbok. Love this part of our country

https://youtu.be/1jJP0CcuJyE

There is a neat video clip on youtube that illustrates how to pop a lock with two spanners.

Check out this crazy old bloke") https://www.kawariders.com.au/showthread.php?22389-Byron-to-Steep-Point-Honda-CT-110-5000-km-Via-the-French-line-june-10-2012

Just bought one of these, pick it up on Friday ") ( Not the girl the bike)

Thanks for the heads up Roxenz")

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5R03iTutO7w