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      Undeniably
      styled on the 'V' twin Harley Davidson, this beautifully finished Japanese
      machine was great fun to cruise down to the village shops for the daily
      newspaper.  No slouch either, 750cc pulling power could make those
      little errands quite exciting.
   
   
     
   
  
   
  Nelson
  Kruschandl tries the Suzuki Intruder for size
     
    
  
      This
      uncomplicated machine (a little heavy) took the roughest terrain in its
      stride.  Nelson bought this bike from Eric Kennard in Seaford as a
      write-off.  It's first owner had ridden it down hill into a tree and
      buckled the forks and front wheel after 100 miles.  It was repaired
      and regularly used for off-road fun and other summer outings.  Nelson
      sold this machine three times each time buying it back for another years
      use, before eventually saying goodbye.  Fond memories. 
          
  
          
   
  
  
   Richard
  & James Culley try the Suzuki for size
    
           
                  
   
          
          
  
        
      
        
        
        
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