Hi from the Northern California foothills

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Gowing
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Re: Hi from the Northern California foothills

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Great looking second generation wing. Really nice.
Are those Harley pipes?
Dave

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Re: Hi from the Northern California foothills

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nice! the front turn signals and MC reservoir are not from a 79, what does the rear light look like?
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