2001 Skorpion Traveller for sale

[BillR]

Off the market.
Won't be buying a replacement until next spring, so I've gotta keep something to ride...

Thanks for looking.
Bill Raines
Nashville, TN


http://www.chinariders.net/picture.php?albumid=97&pictureid=516

http://www.chinariders.net/picture.php?albumid=97&pictureid=515

[Weldangrind]

Very kind of you to offer it to this community first, Bill. I hope it sells quickly for you.

[katoranger]

What is next bike? Your lifan is all gone.

[BillR]

Weld,
Thanks. Not in a big hurry, but do hope it sells sooner...everytime I ride it, I don't want to sell it and I can't keep 2 bikes...

Katoranger...I'll continue my owning of "odd" motorcycles...planning on getting a Honda PC800.
Done the research and it looks like a winner. Hydraulic valve train, hydraulic clutch actuation, shaft drive. and check out the "trunk"...
Honda PC800 trunk open (http://www.motorstown.com/imgs/25442-honda-pc-800-pacific-coast-3.html)

This is the year model I'm shooting for...
1998 Honda PC800 (http://www.motorstown.com/imgs/25442-honda-pc-800-pacific-coast-8.html)

Essentially change the oil and ride. They are getting on in years, last one was in 1998, but there are fairly low mileage ones available. Guys on those forums are reporting well over 100k without any major work.

I'll keep lurking around here and chiming in when I can't resist.
Bill R.

[katoranger]

Lots of junk will fit in that trunk. Looks like a winner. Can't go wrong with a Honda and the nice thing is it will hold its value.

[Weldangrind]

I've liked the PC's since they came out.