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In Reply to: Re: Gas prices posted by John T on December 17, 2021 at 14:24:19:
The one I had at first was the Honda CL50 as in what they called the scrambler. It was a 1967. In 1967 Honda made 3 different 50s. The dream, the CB and the CL. The dream was a step threw frame with auto clutch and 3 speeds. The CB was the road bike with low pipe and the CL on/off road with a high pipe. I wore that 50 out and traded it in for a Honda CB90 which I almost got killed on when a guy made a left turn in front of me in a 1965 Chevy Bel-air. It totaled that 90 but it also totaled his car. Broke my right arm and put a scare on my face but I walked away from the wreck. Next bike I got was a Honda CB160
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