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    Hi villiers, is this a Piper L-4B or a L-4Cub or eventually a L-4HCub ???
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    Alan, british bikes don't leak, they are simply "Marking their territory";

    And Brad, looking at those "new " brit bikes I can only think "rice rocket" Please don't get mad at me for that. I just am used to the older ones.

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    John, No offense at all, Triumph's classic line up is still their best sellers, BTW.

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