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I saw this on you-tube and thought I'd share it. I think the workmanship is fantastic. I especially love how the drive shaft is contained in frame tube of the rear suspension.
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This is the URL for the video on UTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2hdn_gYFVWo
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IIRC that was a standard layout for Guzzi and the Honda CX. I miss my CX.
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Or you can just click on the YouTube icon in the lower right of the YouTube window.
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Billy, it's been so long that I had completely forgotten that the frame tube house the drive shaft. Either that or I was too young to notice with all the saddle bags and what not the Gooses I was around sported. I'm not sure which.