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SAMMY MILLER MUSEUM - HONDA MOTORCYCLES:
1977: HONDA 305 - TRIALS: Honda's first Championship-Winning Trials Bike. The motorcycle was designed and developed by Sammy Miller utilizing his HiBoy frame
1963: HONDA CR110 - PRODUCTION RACER: An ultra-lightweight Production Racer for the masses, well not quite, they were manufactured in very small numbers. The motorcycle was powered by a 50cc single cylinder four stroke DOHC engine developing 8.5bhp with a top speed of 150kmh.
1967: HONDA CD175: A general purpose motorcycle with deep mudguards and a fully enclosed chain drive, ideally set up for the commuter. The motorcycle was powered by a 174cc parallel twin cylinder OHC engine. The engine design was a 360 degree crank type which allowed for a single ignition system and a single carburettor. The motorcycle frame was pressed steel construction. This 1967 exhibit had 6V electrics and no starter motor, however the provision for same is clearly evident, forward of the crankcase.
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I LOVE NEW TECHNOLOGY, TABLETS, LAPTOPS, DIGITAL CAMERAS, MOBILE PHONES/WIRELESS BROADBAND, GPS, ETC. ALL SO COOL AND 'PORTABLE'......
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