A bad three-day weekend: ...... - try riding a motorcycle again.

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A three-day weekend that has become an accessory to my desk
Running away from work.....
I'll stop by the Red Baron.

A three-day weekend that has become an accessory to my desk

It was a great three-day weekend .... According to the weather forecast, the first two days were going to be bad weather, so I wasn't too disappointed that I couldn't go touring because I was busy with work.....

When I opened the lid, it rained only a little bit between the night of the first day and the dawn of the second day.It wasn't too cold, and there was a glimpse of sunshine on this touring day.......orz

Unfortunately, I'm still working this weekend.......

Running away from work.....

However, when I looked out the window at the pleasant sunlight, I was at my limit: ....... "I'm taking a break for three hours!" I declared and got on my bike and started riding....... Our destination is here.

Honda Dream Ota Store, just over 20 minutes away from home. NextThis bike is one of the candidates for additional vehicles.I came to see.

I made a mistake. It is here. I found a used CB750(RC42) on the web the other day.

I asked the store owner to let me see the vehicle. Hmmm. It's a bit beat up and has a lot of scratches, but that's why it's so cheap. Even with the scratches, the tank and other exterior parts are still clean. It also comes with grip heaters and engine guards, so if you add an ETC, it will make a great transportation vehicle for work around Tokyo.

I decided to get a quote anyway, and while I was waiting, I looked at the vehicles outside the store.

This is a Hunter Cub, isn't it? A cross-cub? I can't really tell the difference between them, but the design is cool. As long as I can ride on the Tokyo Metropolitan Expressway, I'm fine with this........

I saw a red one on the street once and thought, "That's Kaneda's bike ....." I thought.

The estimate was completed in a short time. I heard that Honda Dream always has a lot of used CB750s in their inventory. They told me that they will continue to make the parts for a while and they are familiar with the maintenance of CB750. I left the store with a thought.

I'll stop by the Red Baron.

So, I'm back and working, but I have a little time to spare for my three-hour break. Let's take a little detour and stop by the Red Baron.

It's super inconvenient because you can't check the inventory on the web and you have to go to the store, but it's a "let them come to the store and catch them" type of business, so there's no point in complaining.

Instead, it's a fun place to see a wide variety of bikes, with a lot of variation in the models since it's not a manufacturer's dealership. We wandered around the relatively large parking lot to see the bikes of our imagination.