A Honda even Horobags (probably) hasn't owned
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Re: A Honda even Horobags (probably) hasn't owned
Yes it's in Stone Town, it's on a jetty sticking out into the ocean. It's the same people as Blues in Cape Town, enjoy.
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luandablue
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Re: A Honda even Horobags (probably) hasn't owned
Ok, an update following my visit to Zanzibar:
Firstly, Blues has apparently closed.
While Dar es Salaam is full of motorbikes, Zanzibar is full of scoots. Mainly Vespa PXs which is why they call any larger scooter "Vespa", while any smaller scooters are known as "passolas", which I assume is a homage to the 80s Yamaha 50 of that name, though I didn't see any actual Passolas.
Newest I saw was a PCX. But mainly it was hundreds of Vespa PXs. Oh, and one Honda Pantheon in nowhere near as good condition as mine. Quite a lot of Yamaha Townmates (just Mate over there) and a few C50s.
They even had a scoot as decor at the cafe I stopped at and, just maybe, Horobags hasn't had a Honda Julio. Here it is:
Firstly, Blues has apparently closed.
While Dar es Salaam is full of motorbikes, Zanzibar is full of scoots. Mainly Vespa PXs which is why they call any larger scooter "Vespa", while any smaller scooters are known as "passolas", which I assume is a homage to the 80s Yamaha 50 of that name, though I didn't see any actual Passolas.
Newest I saw was a PCX. But mainly it was hundreds of Vespa PXs. Oh, and one Honda Pantheon in nowhere near as good condition as mine. Quite a lot of Yamaha Townmates (just Mate over there) and a few C50s.
They even had a scoot as decor at the cafe I stopped at and, just maybe, Horobags hasn't had a Honda Julio. Here it is:
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Re: A Honda even Horobags (probably) hasn't owned
Wasn't the Honda Julio hydraulic driven you twisted one grip for power and the other to vary the transmition ratio. ?
No it was the Juno the late one with the strange transmition just checked.
No it was the Juno the late one with the strange transmition just checked.
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