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Major Softie wrote:Yes, although ZM is not alone on his mission, the huge majority of Airhead persona recognize those bikes as "Toasters," regardless of what their manufacturer may have called them.

Posers.

boxertwinjeff wrote: das touring tank enhances the cool lines of /5s.. IMO.. ofcourse,

Longer range on an Airhead....Always moe betta!

I See the attachment with the first post, a red x in a box. I can't open this attachment. Why not.

I'm confused, what else is new? I saw no reference to the term "Toaster" in the ad.

Why would someone store the bike with the valve covers off? Seems kinda dumb.

The bike does seem like a fairly good deal though.

Steve in Golden wrote:Why would someone store the bike with the valve covers off? Seems kinda dumb.

From the look of the valve covers it was taken for a long slide on one, before someone pulled them off and yanked the (?) pushrods... still, parts is parts.

Steve in Golden wrote:I'm confused, what else is new? I saw no reference to the term "Toaster" in the ad.

Why would someone store the bike with the valve covers off? Seems kinda dumb.

The bike does seem like a fairly good deal though.

The original post was titled something like "1972 R75/5 "Toaster" on Craigslist." That's why ZM makes his comment about how the title didn't have to be changed - he said that right after the title had been changed.

Tim Shepherd wrote:

Steve in Golden wrote:Why would someone store the bike with the valve covers off? Seems kinda dumb.

From the look of the valve covers it was taken for a long slide on one, before someone pulled them off and yanked the (?) pushrods... still, parts is parts.

Did anyone say anything about the exhaust? It's missing. $1700 is still a good price though.

I called this morning to see if he still had it. Sold to a "very knowledgable" enthusiast.