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1984 Honda Touring Bike reviews

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Reviewed on June 25, 2010

Motorcycle reviewed 1984 Honda XL350R view listing

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I'v owned many other motorcycles. This is a great classic D/S. don't believe the hard to start reports. Keep the carbs in stock spec and adjustments and it starts first kick, cold or hot. I ride with a KLR650 group and do fine keeping up. The only limit is 200 mile fuel... read more
I'v owned many other motorcycles. This is a great classic D/S. don't believe the hard to start reports. Keep the carbs in stock spec and adjustments and it starts first kick, cold or hot. I ride with a KLR650 group and do fine keeping up. The only limit is 200 mile fuel range.
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Reviewed on July 19, 2007

Motorcycle reviewed 1984 Honda VF1100C V65 Magna view listing

5.0
I have owened a 1984 V-65 Manga for about 9yrs and it has been a great bike . This bike is super fast. This bike is in its own class and very reliable. The handling is great with a smooth ride and comfort is pretty good on the... read more
I have owened a 1984 V-65 Manga for about 9yrs and it has been a great bike . This bike is super fast. This bike is in its own class and very reliable. The handling is great with a smooth ride and comfort is pretty good on the road.
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Reviewed on December 28, 2003

Motorcycle reviewed 1984 Honda VF1100C V65 Magna view listing

5.0
I bought my V65 Magna six years ago in mint condition, with only 18K miles on it. I was very impressed with the power, speed and smoothness. Only once, shortly after I bought it, did I try to see how fast it would go. I had to throttle back at 140, because I was quickly running out of road,... read more
I bought my V65 Magna six years ago in mint condition, with only 18K miles on it. I was very impressed with the power, speed and smoothness. Only once, shortly after I bought it, did I try to see how fast it would go. I had to throttle back at 140, because I was quickly running out of road, but I believe it would bury the 160 mph speedometer if I cared to try. I've since run it up to about 50K miles, and other than routine maintainence, the only thing I've had to do to it is replace the clutch, which was on it's last legs when I bought the bike. I've thought about buying a big V-twin some day, but I believe I'll hang on to my V65 when I do. I've had several offers for the bike for more than what I paid for it, but I've grown to like it so much, I really don't think I'll ever part with it.
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Reviewed on October 3, 2003

Motorcycle reviewed 1984 Honda VF1100C V65 Magna view listing

5.0
I owned one for 12 yrs. It was the sleekest, most powerful and fun bike I have EVER ridden. The 90 degree opposed V-4 engine had great torque in any power range and there was monster power to spare if needed. Nice low center of gravity made it a real handler, and the low dive front was great in... read more
I owned one for 12 yrs. It was the sleekest, most powerful and fun bike I have EVER ridden. The 90 degree opposed V-4 engine had great torque in any power range and there was monster power to spare if needed. Nice low center of gravity made it a real handler, and the low dive front was great in hard stopping scenarios. BEST BIKE EVER MADE...BAR NONE!!!
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Reviewed on June 30, 2001

Motorcycle reviewed 1984 Honda VF1100C V65 Magna view listing

5.0
The best motorcycle that I ever owned -- would gladly pay list price for another... read more
The best motorcycle that I ever owned -- would gladly pay list price for another one!
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Reviewed on June 25, 2001

Motorcycle reviewed 1984 Honda XL350R view listing

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This bike is an awesome on-off road bike, it's pretty fast for a 4-stroke. Cool dual carbs, & good stock exhaust. A little heavy (fork seals are blown on mine). I recently switched to a yz125 for a lighter off-road... read more
This bike is an awesome on-off road bike, it's pretty fast for a 4-stroke. Cool dual carbs, & good stock exhaust. A little heavy (fork seals are blown on mine). I recently switched to a yz125 for a lighter off-road bike.
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Reviewed on March 12, 2001

Motorcycle reviewed 1984 Honda FL250 Odyssey view listing

5.0
Hi. I have an Odyssey. I would like to no how the hell I get some parts aftermarket. Of course I am having some trouble with wheels my tyre keeps going down. I think I have buckled the... read more
Hi. I have an Odyssey. I would like to no how the hell I get some parts aftermarket. Of course I am having some trouble with wheels my tyre keeps going down. I think I have buckled the wheel.
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Reviewed on August 24, 2000

Motorcycle reviewed 1984 Honda VF1100C V65 Magna view listing

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This was one of my favorite rides. I still own it and I can never see selling this one away. I am rebuilding it at this time. Honda V4s have an oiling problem to the cams. There is a kit to fix this. And this bike has a cult following that can be found on the web. This is what woke me up to these... read more
This was one of my favorite rides. I still own it and I can never see selling this one away. I am rebuilding it at this time. Honda V4s have an oiling problem to the cams. There is a kit to fix this. And this bike has a cult following that can be found on the web. This is what woke me up to these machines. Besides, some babe showed me how quick she could get away from my dog 850 Yamaha on a V45. This is a bike for the tickerer and mechanically inclined.
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