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  1. Join Date
    Jul 2006
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    #1
    totoo kaya itong bike na ito ang hirap sigurong imaneho 'to




  2. Join Date
    Oct 2007
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    #2
    hahaha...akala ko pa naman new bike that you purchased as a gift for yourself

    mukhang pangarera pa:chopper:

  3. Join Date
    Jul 2007
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    #3
    Lupet ng design, pero mas mainam kung nai-post mo sa dec 28 para sa innocent day kasi masyado pang malayo ang april fool.
    Na excite pa naman along tingnan.

  4. Join Date
    Jan 2006
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    #4
    Wow... at least its Italian.

    “This MV Augusta 60cc Monomoto Superleggera is the experimental machine ridden by a wealthy young Italian by the name of Luiggi Bandini. During practice for the 1954 Milano-Taranto roadrace, Bandini tragically lost control in a misty mountain section while waving to a pretty spectator. His grief-stricken father, Count Enzio Bandini (also known as “The Falcon”), never again permitted anyone to ride or even view this advanced design. Knowledge of its whereabouts faded. Eventually, rumors of this fascinating machine reached the motorcycling bon vivant Todd Fell. On a trip to Naples, his quest to find it was rewarded at the Bandini country villa, where in 2004, fifty years after the tragic accident, the late Count’s family was persuaded to part with the treasure."

  5. Join Date
    Jun 2007
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    #5
    priceless.......

  6. Join Date
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    #6
    Quote Originally Posted by AG4 View Post
    Wow... at least its Italian.

    “This MV Augusta 60cc Monomoto Superleggera is the experimental machine ridden by a wealthy young Italian by the name of Luiggi Bandini. During practice for the 1954 Milano-Taranto roadrace, Bandini tragically lost control in a misty mountain section while waving to a pretty spectator. His grief-stricken father, Count Enzio Bandini (also known as “The Falcon”), never again permitted anyone to ride or even view this advanced design. Knowledge of its whereabouts faded. Eventually, rumors of this fascinating machine reached the motorcycling bon vivant Todd Fell. On a trip to Naples, his quest to find it was rewarded at the Bandini country villa, where in 2004, fifty years after the tragic accident, the late Count’s family was persuaded to part with the treasure."
    Nice tidbit! :cool01:

  7. Join Date
    Sep 2007
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    98
    #7
    Ang lupehhttt.. I'm sure matipid sa tyre ito..hehehe

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