January 2022 Bike of the Month

Started by FromMaine, January 01, 2022, 10:01:46 PM

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FromMaine

Well its always nice to get new members involved with the Board.

Especially ones who like to work on their own bikes.

Both those boxes get checked by this months winner.

So Congratulations Radioguylogs (Mike) your 1985 V65 Magna is Jan. 2022's BOTM

http://v4hondabbs.com/index.php?topic=71223.0#msg727571


Michael: 
Midcoast, Maine 
85vf1100S,83vf750f,86vfr750,85vf1000RX2,,97VFR,
90 VFR, 77 CB550,01 VFR

Radioguylogs

We are not worthy!  :bike:

If anyone wishes to read the unabridged story, or just see the project pictures, the history is published on the other channel:

https://v4musclebike.com/forums/showthread.php?t=40616&highlight=detroit

Thank you very much for the compliment!

-Mike

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'85 V65 Magna
'86 Vmax
'79 XS1100SF
'80 XS1100SG
'81 XS1100H Venturer
'79 XS750SF

Malm

Read the story... What a labor of love.
You REALLY deserve this.
1983 V-65 Magna 3.40
West Tennessee

zarticus

2014 Kawasaki Vaquero
2012 Kawasaki Concours 1400
1986 V65 Magna
1984 V65 Magna
1983 V45 Sabre-Sold

EV

My kind of BOTM, nice clean V65 Magna with a heart transplant and W/O the original tires still on it  lol.

Congratulations Mike on a nice build!  :beer:
Myrtle Beach, SC
83 V65 Magna Pearl Siren Blue traded 
for 2x 85 and 1x 84  now restored

Magoo

I love all motorcycles.  Especially if they're a Honda.

TarHeelV4Rider

V4's are fun!

OnionDumper

1977 Honda 400-4, 1983 V65 Magna and 1987 Yamaha Venture Royale.....Oswego, N.Y.

Radioguylogs

Thanks to all of you for the compliments, although it is an ordinary Magna.  ^-^

-Mike
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'85 V65 Magna
'86 Vmax
'79 XS1100SF
'80 XS1100SG
'81 XS1100H Venturer
'79 XS750SF

motorhead1977

Very very nice! Are you bringing it to SGT?   :bike:
VFR400 BMW R1250RS
Albany,NY Gone:VF500,VF750Fs VF1000Fs,R VFR 800 CBR250 GL1800 FXDWG,15 Ducati

Radioguylogs

Quote from: motorhead1977 on January 15, 2022, 09:26:12 AM
Very very nice! Are you bringing it to SGT?   :bike:

Yes sir, I am.

My other bikes were badly neglected when I acquired on them, so I went through all the hydraulics, rebuilt the front forks, replaced the bearings, replaced the tires, clean the gas tank, rebuilt the carbs, polished all the aluminum, etc.

This bike was so much nicer when I started, and the PO was a mechanic, so I haven't done all of those things yet. It would be a shame to polish the aluminum because it still looks decent with the OE finish - it's more valuable in the original condition.

Also, the tires aren't new.

But I think I will be OK for SGT.

Can't wait!
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'85 V65 Magna
'86 Vmax
'79 XS1100SF
'80 XS1100SG
'81 XS1100H Venturer
'79 XS750SF