At least your comments get read. Mine are in the greys until most of the reading has cooled off for that article.

(Blow My) Head Gasket

This will decimate all... especially if combined with FreeValve. If we have to, overnight parts from Sweden.

18 Wheeler. Preferably an older triple stick transmission.

My dads ‘92 bike in perfect shape ;) (Mexico got the 92 model) it has 26,000 km, and just a scratch in the engine cover..

I know you mentioned the aftermarket can on the exhaust and the trimmed rear fender, but really for a daily rider don’t you want it to sound and look cooler than the stock one? I totally get keeping the Unicorn stock, that is a show bike, but the stock exhaust on any bike is generally awful to listen to, and the bulky…

Just not yet.

So I did the only thing I could think of to fix the issue: Buy another one.

Congratulations, Mr. wordtothis, on COTD! I would like to gift you with a Lexus which this lovely lady will deliver as soon as .....................................(you know the grill drill).

JUST SELL THIS HERE ALREADY.

“Street-legal quad’ = car and has to pass all car crash/rollover tests and have all the car safety gear like airbags etc.

Yeah, you could wrap that rear hatch window around to get better visibility, and it would still look sweet.

I LIKE IT, DON’T YOU RUIN THIS FOR ME!

Keep right except to pass. (Even if there are 3 or more lanes, stay to the right, not the middle.)

Straight or asexual? No one will ever know.

Awesome bike and a truly epic find. I went the other way. Love me some 80's Japanese two wheeled power but they generally look terrible and I can’t help but tinker. Nice trailer BTW... Harbor Freight FTW.

I bought a used ‘96 CBR in ‘98 when I switched race bikes to an RS125 and wanted a street bike I could fit with GP shift pattern. As received, I found the 16" front wheel uncommunicative and the stock suspension way too stiff for my 150 lb self. The bike was transformed by a visit to GMD Computrack, leaving with a 17"…

Very nice score-that is just about a museum piece compared to what one usually finds.