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Honda RC30 And Ducati V4R: State-Of-The-Art 30 Years Apart

Honda RC30 And Ducati V4R: State-Of-The-Art 30 Years Apart

Posted on July 12, 2019October 16, 2019 By Jarvis

Everyone reading this had one particular motorbike they drooled over as a child.

For me, it started with the all-metal orange-tanked 1977 Kawasaki KD80 two-stroke dirt bike, followed by a white 1979 Yamaha DT100. These were the days of longing, need, and hopeless, waiting-to-get-old-enough to have the opportunity to reveal the mysteries which were these unobtainables.
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