if I would have known that I was going to live this long, I would have kept the Honda CL175K3 that is pictured above. This was just the machine for cruising the campus of Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. I have only seen one other like it since I bought and paid for it from a guy in Maine. However he ran into some hard times and sold it before he shipped it to me He eventually paid me back, but I was really hoping to get one back under my roof. My name is David. I grew up in the 60s in an era where the curious phenomena of little Japanese motorcycles just started making the scene. These cute little things were never be considered real motorcycles by most enthusiasts at the time. However, for a kid, there was no better diversion that two wheels and some speed. It was quite a revelation to find out that on a Honda Step Through 50, if you pushed the gearshift back further in first gear, it was like having a clutch in neutral. You then revved it up and lifted your foot it would pop a little short wheelie as it purred its way down the road.

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