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    Just what we need, a backseat driver on a motorcycle, destroys the whole freedom concept.

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    Is that Roger Moore?

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    Give it a good blow like a Trombone
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    and when the rider turns his head to look for traffic, the pipes become a restriction, or outright dangerous. - even worse if the pillion passenger turns their head because they are gawking at something on the side of the road and the pipes pull on the rider's helmet

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    Looks like a good way to loose some teeth. What a screwy invention.

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    Some of the best looking bikes ever made. I understand they were a bit troublesome to keep running, but beautiful.

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    blow into my ear honey



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