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I've always loved trikes. My son apparently must've picked up on that. Not only did he surprise me with an 85 Big Red to restore, but he picked himself up an 85 Tri-Z to restore as well. He's definitely got a lot more money and labor wrapped up into his, but damn she looks sweet. Just finished his this week and he just can't stop staring at it. I tell the kids they'll be burying me with my Big Red.238948075_159561542965736_3294403076747070689_n.thumb.jpg.85b4b1768eaceb46591a2d2645e5f3f6.jpg

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Very Cool!  My Big Red is pretty original with a ton of Hondaline items.... HL guard, Work Light, Speedo, Rear "Trucker" Mud Flaps and even a Honda of Canada block heater!  Non Hondaline assessories are CMP foot guard/skid plate and a Cycle Country snow plow.   Where did you get those side mudflaps on the back?  Honda made those side trim pieces that are nearly always MIA! 

Bruce

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