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Treek Question
Wednesday, March 25th, 2009
When Sport Wheels, the motorcycle salvage yard in Jordan, moved its entire inventory a couple miles up 169, they left this Honda 360 Super Sport.
Take a look at these photos and see if you can determine why.
Hint: it’s not a hidden defect.
Nor is the answer a gravity anomaly rendering objects in this spot immovably heavy. That, for purposes of this quiz, would be a hidden defect since only the really good gravitometers work off a lo-res internet photo.
3 Responses to "Treek Question"
I’ve seen tombstones like that, but never a motorcycle. Seems remarkable that it still has paint and a seat.?. Almost looks like you could liberate it and drive away.
Does look like it had/has a lot of salvageable parts. Tree likes it though and won’t be letting go soon.
Slick! That bike had to be sitting there for a reasonable period of time.
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