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Mr. Ree 10 year s ago
Disassembling, repainting, and reassembling is not a 'restoration'...

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protocolza 10 year s ago
This looks nothing like the original, its not restored. Its also not from the 80's its a 70's model. Pity he did such a bad job, it could have been done awesome and been worth something.
       
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tony.smith.5477 10 year s ago
excuse me my friend, but what was so awesome about it
       
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Replaced the rear shocks with some Chinese knockoffs. Can't complain at all for $83 a pair shipped. They raised the bike up an inch or 2, and it feels much stiffer than the old worn out shocks.
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