what do you think of the honda 426ex?
954861
depends on how you are going to use it, are you going to pull with it at all?
339339
as far as am concern we also heard something that bajaj will introduce new pulsar dtf-i  220 cc but still not confirmed . but i thnk that yes there is a bike coming frm bajaj that will compete with ongoing hero honda karizma. so till then wait for that mean machine
254688
I'm under the impression that Yamaha is a better choice, but I'm sure the Honda will be great and you'll probably love it. \n\nIf you get the OLN channel, check out ATV TV. The host does comparisons of different ATV's, and shows different trails that you can go ride out west (CA and UT mostly).
765109
It was £1600 new, aluminium frame, should be kitted out with XT level components, its was an excellent bike at the time. It is quite old now so it might only be worth a shade over £200 these days. If you don't know much about bikes then it might be an idea to stay clear of it as it could end up being a lot of work if the pivot is on it's way out and the components are worn or, it could be totally mint and be a bargain. Difficult to say without seeing it I'm afraid.
301793
well the 350z still has problems with alignment issues which are costly and are not covered by warranty. new eclipse looks like a catfish,Honda s2000 would be an exellent choice.....
917441
I own a Haro X1 backtrail and a F-2....that f-4 is nice...highest of the line in the f- series...good bike, haro makes good bikes, but don't try flatland with them or you will snap the axle or yourself. they have been around for a few years, they arent just really old, but as long as its in good condition, great..if you want any upgrades go to flatlandfuel.com...great site for bmx bike upgrades....that where i got my parts to build my $1,500 khe equilibrium bike.
411029
reliability and avalabilty of aftermarket parts -- > go for the honda\n\nreliability for aveo is questionable since it has its platfrom taken from daewoo.
676359
hmmm....one with four wheels, a steering wheel, doors, a hood, an engine under the hood, some seats, and a man behind the wheel...?\n\nBut to answer your question...I think Honda Accords are very nice cars...and it really shouldn't matter what we Ladies* think...buy what you can afford and afford what you can buy!\n\nHappy hunting!
236688
An Opel Ascona.Have you heard of them either? It seemed a good car at the time.
1024802
hey there is no point in a 70's dirt bike its a waste of time, the engine is fucked! if u wanna dirt bike get it from the 90's n up only! TRUST ME!!!
1077786
HARO is the way to go bud, Ive been riding a 1985 Haro Master since 1985 and also have a Haro sport,Haro fst,Haro invernt and a Haro group 1... The mirra is worth the cash because of the good components on it and if you keep it in top shape will be worth good cash should you decide to sell it.\n\nThe Haro f2 is a decent bicycle for the money also..you can also put the bike in layaway and pay small amounts until paid off. This is what we used to do as kids to get a higher end bike.\n\nhttp://harobikes.com
666436
I have a 976cc four-wheller for sale. Only 450$\nIt is only 1 1/2 years old!!!!!!!!!
113908
Chopper Bike is what I think.  Check with Honda dealer.
566849
Well lets see it's the best sport ever!!!!!!! Lots of awesome riders and it's super fun to do. I love Motocross, Riding is exhilarating and thrilling makes you feel the ultimate Adrenalin rush. Broke my scaphoid(wrist) in a slide out corner, but was worth it. Freedom... as it is a bike, and you can go super fast as well as jumping these machines to unbelievable heights. I've try ed all different types of bikes for ex. Honda 80cc,200,250,Kawasaki 100,and the latest bike I've ridden is Yamaha 450F. This bike is way too big for me but it is still thrilling to try out.My Old bike was a Honda 200xr and it was a great learning bike. But I like to jump and you need better suspension. So I'm in the midst of buying a new one. For now I ride My mans Honda 250cr for fun. This bike is too hairy for me , as I'm not that big of a body type to ride such a beast. If you ever get the chance to go to a show you should check it out you wont be disappointed. You can always rent bikes as well, but make sure you wear all the protective gear.Enjoy and let loose:).
315000
Its a 5 spd and there is no civic type r sweety. i work at a honda dealer.  we only have civic,lx,ex,dx,and of course the famous si.
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Daniel H has set out the case brilliantly for the true revival in bikes for people (instead of the recent trend in making us humans conform to the high techery in the bikes).\n\nBut bikes are back because of the rising oil prices, combined at last, with the realisation that we can't keep putting all that carbon monoxide into the air just to go to the paper shop. \n\nBikes are back because people are learning they offer the all-round best exercise workout, they're fun, they're companionable and they let you see bits of the World you miss by car (and even on foot).\n\nBikes are back because the quality and sheer variety of modern bikes is extraordinary. They need hardly any maintenance, they don't rust anymore, they're not messy and they're easy to live with.\n\nLike Daniel I am really pleased to see the re-emergence of gear hubs - the new geration models are fantastic (my wife has a city bike fitted with a Shimano Nexus - its excellent).\n\nBUT - you asked is the sport of cycling dying. In short No. Sadly though, the old days of club racing seem to be over at the Sunday amateur level. Its all about big events and corporate sponsorship. Nevertheless, we're seeing new velodromes being built (that means big investment) and massive sponsorship in the big road racing teams. In Europe cycling is a passion second only to football (quite right too, I may be cycling mad, but football is close to God). \n\nCycle sport is not dying ... its changing.
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I think Glamour is within that range, and with Hero Honda you need not worry about reliability. Then there is of course Pulsar. I myself have a Star City( only Rs.39000 ), so I dunno much about costly bikes.