HIDDEN TREASURE!!! Now with pictures!

I guess I have to sign up for photobucket to see your pics, is that right? :S

Need username and password!!

try this --> s216.photobucket.com/albums/cc309/jordan750/

looks like he's not kidding.

shame on you who called shenanigans!!

dibs on somthing for the linkage!

Night_Train01 wrote:

I had a CBX in 1982, man I wish I had of kept that bike.....

dude its your old CBX's twin brother, go get it! and it looks like buddah.



Post edited by: sheik*yerbouti, at: 2007/09/14 18:22

i REALLY like the cbx :woohoo:

wow, wheres the emoticon for drool? :dry:
hmmm, 1,685 mi – about 1 day 2 hours from Groton, SD...

Post edited by: JoeK, at: 2007/09/14 20:20

Man they are nice. But they are in South Freakin' Dakota. I would love to have the CBX but they might as well be on the moon. It would be better if these bikes were an urban legend instead of sitting 1,000 miles from nowhere.

They are all pretty desirable bikes even that little 400 four. I'd be a player on that CBX, what the heck it is only 1112.00 miles for me to go get it. According to Mapquest I can make it in 17 hours.:laugh:

I'd have to agree that it is highly doubtful you would be able to buy any of them cheap though. Apparently the guy must not be hurting for money or he would have offed them a long time ago. It does seem a shame though that they are just sitting in an old house unloved and neglected, they could sit in my old house and get babied and enjoyed.

Back in the day when I worked at a bike dealership I went on a poker run with a buddy that worked at one of our Honda stores and he rode a CBX on the run. I was on a Suzuki GS 1100 E and for one leg of the run we swapped bikes. The CBX was pretty neat as I recall but I do remember being glad to change back to the Suzuki. That 1100 E is still one of my all time favorite bikes. Still that CBX would make a nice addition to my herd.:whistle:

Thanks alot for your help with the photobucket sheik*yerbouti, I really wanted to share this find with all of you, and I wanted people to know that it is real!

Better run the VIN numbers to see if they're stolen. Why else would anyone hide 3 low mileage bikes in an abandoned house?

If they are not stolen...they soon will be;)