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Tim Shepherd wrote: That ones got the smaller tank, different seat, rims, etc.
Are you sure the tanks are different?

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R65 Rob wrote:
Tim Shepherd wrote: That ones got the smaller tank, different seat, rims, etc.
Are you sure the tanks are different?

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You're right, they both have small tanks, but the one from last May has a way rustier frame, mounted taillight, different rusty patches on the handlebars, etc.
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The one from last May was going west, this one is definatly heading east. :lol:
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I think it's funny that none of nuts and bolts are included. He's selling those separately.
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Is it a bad thing that I really really really want this one and the one from last May?
Call me Mel. Some years ago- never mind how long precisely- having little or no money in my purse, and nothing particular to interest me at home, I thought I would ride about a little and see the other parts of the world.
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melville wrote:Is it a bad thing that I really really really want this one and the one from last May?
Only your wife can answer that question.
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R65 Rob wrote:
melville wrote:Is it a bad thing that I really really really want this one and the one from last May?
Only your wife can answer that question.
She won't say yes or no! Good thing I have no money right now.
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Both have the smaller tank. A mid 60s R60/2? I would run very fast.......... away.
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Duane Ausherman wrote:Both have the smaller tank. A mid 60s R60/2? I would run very fast.......... away.
You convinced me, and I sold my 64 R60 for $10,000. Times were better then.
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Zombie Master wrote:
You convinced me, and I sold my 64 R60 for $10,000. Times were better then.
I'll bet yours was in better condition than either of the above examples?
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