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I used to go to the Tokyo International Motorcycle Show every year and always made an event out of it. Take some pictures for us.
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Do you have any albums online from these shows?! I'd like to see 'em!
Online? No, but I think I can dig up some shots.
My favorite show was 1999 when Yamaha unveiled the MT-OS as a prototype. I told myself I'd get one if they built production. In 2005 I had one of the first. Incredible bike. 110 ft/lbs of torque stock. 525 lbs and awesome brakes. I loved that bike.
My favorite show was 1999 when Yamaha unveiled the MT-OS as a prototype. I told myself I'd get one if they built production. In 2005 I had one of the first. Incredible bike. 110 ft/lbs of torque stock. 525 lbs and awesome brakes. I loved that bike.
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They didn't have the 500 or the 750 harley at the NYC show. Thought that kinda sucked.
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Online? No, but I think I can dig up some shots.
My favorite show was 1999 when Yamaha unveiled the MT-OS as a prototype. I told myself I'd get one if they built production. In 2005 I had one of the first. Incredible bike. 110 ft/lbs of torque stock. 525 lbs and awesome brakes. I loved that bike.
My favorite show was 1999 when Yamaha unveiled the MT-OS as a prototype. I told myself I'd get one if they built production. In 2005 I had one of the first. Incredible bike. 110 ft/lbs of torque stock. 525 lbs and awesome brakes. I loved that bike.
That pic kills it! awesome.
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Online? No, but I think I can dig up some shots.
My favorite show was 1999 when Yamaha unveiled the MT-OS as a prototype. I told myself I'd get one if they built production. In 2005 I had one of the first. Incredible bike. 110 ft/lbs of torque stock. 525 lbs and awesome brakes. I loved that bike.
My favorite show was 1999 when Yamaha unveiled the MT-OS as a prototype. I told myself I'd get one if they built production. In 2005 I had one of the first. Incredible bike. 110 ft/lbs of torque stock. 525 lbs and awesome brakes. I loved that bike.
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It's funny, we were living in Tokyo and my wife begged for a dog. When I was a kid, a friend who bred the little beasts had one long haired dog out of several litters. I always wanted to find one. We found him at a breeder outside of Tokyo, brought him home, then learned that long haired dachshunds were the most popular dogs in Japan. You couldn't swing a dead octopus without hitting one. Needless to say, he's a bit unique stateside. The smartest dog I ever met.
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Wonderful dogs. Very intelligent, very funny & LOYAL. Our 2 males (long hairs) are litter mates & a bit over 6 y/o. Our short hair piebald female (5 y/o) rules the roost & is "queen of the daddy man".
Little bastards are too smart by half & WILLFUL. Can't imagine life w/o a couple of the little carpet sharks underfoot. lol...
Little bastards are too smart by half & WILLFUL. Can't imagine life w/o a couple of the little carpet sharks underfoot. lol...
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