I'm so bloody tempted...

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=4619189884

But the bid history suggests that there's someone who really, really
wants it. One of the cleanest I've see, though.

 

You're completely, utterly mad.

 

That's a badge of honour around here, isn't it?

 

Whatever you do, don't send me a copy; not until I've built me
new bike shed with active and passive surveillance devices, anyway. I
quite liked the look of the 3-1/2 when it came out, and the reviews were
good, but few were seen in the backwoods of Far North Coast NSW. Or
Canberra, for that matter...

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Well, I've ridden one and they are a lot of fun to ride. And about as
high-tech as you get on 125s...

I've had one and I didn't like it that much...

 

No just a very common attribute....................lol

k

 

Agreed, the look kind of grows on you. I certainly wouldn't buy it
simply because it's beautiful (as it isn't)... That said, it's on my
list of Italian bike that I would like to own at one point.

Never seen that, actually. Got a link?

 

bet it goes for a fair few pennies, though.

nice, mind, and interesting.

 

Which is why I'm not that interested - I reckon it's worth about
1000-1200 and I've got the feeling it'll go for more.

Indeed.

 

There are 3 of those mounted on big springs in our local kiddies playground.

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Dan L said...
That's truly fucking hideous

Roflmbo

 

Urrgh.

That is horrible.
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Hmmm. Probably looks better if you're sitting on it 'cos you can't see
it...

 

Hmm, are there disk-mounting holes under that cover on the right side
of the wheel? I'd rather swap the forks like I did on my similar-vintage
GT380M to get the caliper closer to the steering axis. This fixed a
slight weave I'd induced by fitting a handlebar fairing which obviously
moved the centre-of-pressure (and maybe the centre-of-mass) forward
w.r.t. the axis.

Not that I'm making an offer, you understand!

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KotPT -- "for stupidity above and beyond the call of duty".