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Greybeard
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Probably the best in the world
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1969 Kawasaki W1 650 SS BSA Classic Vintage Rare, Probably The Best In The World
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Greybeard (Neil)
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Re: Probably the best in the world
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Great looks, and probably a great bike\engine too.
If
I had the money +
if
it was close to here I'd buy (and place it in my living room :O)
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Re: Probably the best in the world
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12.09. 2016 23:35 »
hi guys, yes great looking bike but I would still prefer the R.G.Star, does it have electric start? cheers
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Here's another one; just needs a wipe over with an oily rag!
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Greybeard (Neil)
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Re: Probably the best in the world
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I've just been browsing EBay looking at W1 parts. It's very interesting to see how similar many parts are to the A. The crankshaft is very interesting as it has roller big ends. I don't see evidence of a starter.
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