Rusnak_322 wrote:
This is local to you.
I loved these in high school, I don't consider it a cruiser, but I guess you do
http://cleveland.craigslist.org/mcy/4427251865.html
1986 Yamaha Radian - $1200 (strongsville)
I was never a big Yamaha fan, but I always liked the Radian.
Or this
http://cleveland.craigslist.org/mcy/4424971589.html
600 cc
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamaha_YX600_Radian
Here is what they look like when not photographed by a phone.
44Dwarf
SuperDork
4/25/14 8:55 p.m.
bravenrace wrote:
In reply to 44Dwarf:
It can definitely be vintage.
Well there's always the Yamaha XS1100's even better if you can find a Midnight Specail. There black and gold and made in limited numbers. Just sold one in need of loads of work....sent it down the road for $500 guys looking at 2000 to restore easy.
Go like stink and theres loads of hi-pro parts as the engine is the base for the FJ's
Rusnak_322 wrote:
This is local to you.
I loved these in high school, I don't consider it a cruiser, but I guess you do
http://cleveland.craigslist.org/mcy/4427251865.html
1986 Yamaha Radian - $1200 (strongsville)
Oh man that is a really clean Radian! I loved mine even though it was in pretty rough shape. Quick, comfy, and cheap/reliable. They certainly have some leanings towards cruiser in the styling.
pres589
UltraDork
4/26/14 1:52 p.m.
bravenrace wrote:
Guys, my requirements for an I4 are firm. Don't bother recommending anything that doesn't fit the description, cuz it ain't gonna happen!
Just what the deuce is this all about then? Why are you so hung up on having an inline four? There's a lot of other configurations out there, and Honda's classic V4's are known for being very smooth. A lot of inline fours are not.
I'm really sorry but try to top this with an inline 4;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLyXBQIEuV0
In reply to pres589:
My feelings exactly, but I guess he really likes inline 4's??