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Not sure if this has already been posted or not but found it an interesting read. Surprising some of those BMW's were not on the list. Good thing is there is no Sporty on the list!!!
Hmmm, some of the new bikes I can see making the list. But the Magna, for example, fit the styling of the era and was considered a good looking bike back then. Of course I look at one now and think it is hideous, but that is by today's standards.
Or maybe I am just taking this personal, since I had one back in the '80's.
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Hmmm, some of the new bikes I can see making the list. But the Magna, for example, fit the styling of the era and was considered a good looking bike back then. Of course I look at one now and think it is hideous, but that is by today's standards.
Or maybe I am just taking this personal, since I had one back in the '80's.
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No I agree with you the Magna was a sweet bike back then.
In their time, some of those were sweet bikes. I even owned two on the list. Loved the cb400, and the kz1300 was fast. I can't agree with this guys choices. To each his own.
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