Cars and bikes I’ve come across in my travels

Sato Racing hi-pipes on an RC51.....mmmmmm awesome. Nice to see a 750 limited editon Katana (Can-of-tuna) as well....... looks to be in excellent condition.
Good eye! Yes I saw the exhaust first actually!

And that Katana, he’s got 3 like that, apparently it’s super rare model, 200 made, called ‘The Canadian Batch’, to celebrate the anniversary of Suzuki motorcycle division in Canada.
 
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Good eye! Yes I saw the exhaust first actually!

And that Katana, he’s got 3 like that, apparently it’s super rare model, 200 made, called ‘The Canadian Batch’, to celebrate the anniversary of Suzuki motorcycle division in Canada.

Curious, my mate purchased one like that brand new in Australia. The only difference I can see is a Mapleleaf, and dyslexic front decal, which his didn’t have.
 
Good eye! Yes I saw the exhaust first actually!

And that Katana, he’s got 3 like that, apparently it’s super rare model, 200 made, called ‘The Canadian Batch’, to celebrate the anniversary of Suzuki motorcycle division in Canada.
Sato creates wonderful parts and exhaust.

A guy I went to high shool with had a 750 Limited Katana...... He let me put about 20 miles on it. I really wanted one until I rode it lol. They were a wee bit underpowered for my taste. Beautiful bike to look at & the riding position was quite reasonable from what I recall, better than the original '82.
 
Curious, my mate purchased one like that brand new in Australia. The only difference I can see is a Mapleleaf, and dyslexic front decal, which his didn’t have.
Correct. This series, basically a styling decal package, was unique to Canada only. There is rumour that Suzuki UK purchased 33 of these as unsold machines and registered them as 1986 models. Of course we are talking 30 yrs now, so there is probably one or two of these anywhere in the world.
 
Kind of a weird one,,,,the arson of an historic homestead house locally. Surprisingly 100’s of bikes used it as a circle and often camera stop. Police are looking for the perpetrators. View attachment 107323View attachment 107324View attachment 107325View attachment 107326View attachment 107327

🕵️ Inspector Clouseau should to talk to the farmer.

Possibly what we know as a Jewish Stocktake (I know, it’s not PC, but that’s what it is called)

Motive: Getting the wheel line irrigator past the old house must have been a pain in the arse. Half an hour with an excavator clearing the charcoal and the wheel line will have a clear run, and more ground for planting.
 
🕵️ Inspector Clouseau should to talk to the farmer.

Possibly what we know as a Jewish Stocktake (I know, it’s not PC, but that’s what it is called)

Motive: Getting the wheel line irrigator past the old house must have been a pain in the arse. Half an hour with an excavator clearing the charcoal and the wheel line will have a clear run, and more ground for planting.
"Jewish Lightning" is the equivalent term, here, and my first thought, on the above.
 
Clearly you jest?
I was simply comparing market stalls in terms of hygiene standards between the West and those countries. That is why I mentioned Darwin and the fact that they don't get sick any more often than we do.
That said, these people are exposed to many exotic diseases unknown to us, and their healthcare systems are—unfortunately—far inferior to ours.
It would be interesting to know the percentage of diseases shared between us and them.
 
No doubt thanks to the millions of US tourists passing through? :rolleyes:

I wouldn't shed a tear if McDonalds closed down tomorrow!

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That is indeed one of the reasons—along with others from abroad, since it is a global brand—but the bleating French are no exception.
You cannot imagine the Americanization of French society, and now its Arabization.
I won't elaborate on this subject.
 
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