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Cabo Cruz

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Long live the Bullets and those who ride them!

Keep the shiny side up, the boots on the pegs and best REgards,

Papa Juan

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BIKE:   2004 Royal Enfield Sixty-5
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Rick O'Shea

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Reply #1 on: January 13, 2010, 02:21:25 am
Thanks Papa Juan, 1975 I was 19 and feeling fine. Wasn't racing with Kenny but I was holding my own on a Yamaha 250 in the Carolina mountains. Thanks again; hope to see you & Perla in Hotlanta.
REA member #161 was riding a 2004 Sixty-5. Now riding a 2022 Interceptor


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Reply #2 on: January 13, 2010, 03:24:05 am
My pleasure, Br. Rick... indeed hope to see you at the show!
Long live the Bullets and those who ride them!

Keep the shiny side up, the boots on the pegs and best REgards,

Papa Juan

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Sam Simons

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Reply #3 on: January 13, 2010, 06:41:45 am
 Outstanding man,outstanding machine!!!!! Thanks, Cabo.....


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Reply #4 on: January 13, 2010, 08:47:06 pm
Amen and you betcha, Br. Sam.
Long live the Bullets and those who ride them!

Keep the shiny side up, the boots on the pegs and best REgards,

Papa Juan

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Sam Simons

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Reply #5 on: January 14, 2010, 08:23:16 am
 Several years back,an original,unused  TZ 700 engine surfaced here in my state and was purchased by a fellow in MD for the purpose of installing into a street bike
chassis-(which it in fact was).
The TZ 500/700/750 engines and bikes (in road racing config)were made available to
privateers by Yamaha,so I expect that quite a few exist yet today.....There have
been a few  copies or 'tribute' examples of KR's dirt tracker built as well.
 To me,that bike has just the right combination of looks , performance and  success that places it in that special category of machines that include the Shelby Cobra, Ford GT 40,
P-51,FW-190D,etc.,etc. A timeless design that continues to impress.....