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Left side of white and blue Honda XL600R dual-sport motorcycle w…

Left side of white and blue Honda XL600R dual-sport motorcycle with red engine parked in a plywood workshop
Left side of white and blue Honda XL600R dual-sport motorcycle with red engine parked in a plywood workshopOriginal file
Left side of white and blue Honda XL600R dual-sport motorcycle with red engine parked in a plywood workshop

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Partially disassembled dual-sport motorcycle with red engine visible. Dirt bike with white fender and blue/red tank parked indoors with oil containers. 1987 Honda XL600R motorcycle with white and blue bodywork, parked indoors. Motorcycle speedometer gauge reading 0 mph, odometer 15270.6 Partially disassembled 1987 Honda XL600R motorcycle engine and frame, workshop setting Front and rear spoked wheels with knobby tires off a Honda XL600R, leaning on a wall next to a bare metal fuel White Honda dual-sport bike on blocks during teardown, wheels removed, red engine exposed, Acerbis handguards Left side of white and blue Honda XL600R dual-sport motorcycle with red engine parked in a plywood workshop Motorcycle parts on carpet: headlight, filters, cables, EBC clutch kit box, and multimeter Front view of dual-sport motorcycle with white Acerbis handguards, white fender, and knobby tire in a garage White Honda XL600R dual-sport motorcycle with red engine and Acerbis handguards parked in a garage Shrink-wrapped new knobby tire with shipping labels on garage floor, motorcycle rear wheel visible in corner Two spoked wheels with knobby tires, fork legs with gaiters, and a bare rim from a dirt bike project 1987 Honda XL600R photo Motorcycle parts including a blue EBC brake box, oil filter, and various tools scattered on a concrete floor 1987 Honda XL600R photo 27photos in this albumView all

Yes that is carpet in my garage. It was out of my living room. Not nice enough for inside, but palatial for the garage. It was really nice this winter instead of cold concrete when working on projects. Also a tad nicer to my knees.

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