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Birds Of A Feather
 

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What about the almost extinct red crested CB350? Warbling 441 parts shedder? Marble beaked oilhead? Or the most rare and elusive green/gold castor swiller?

"castor swiller"
 

I love that - thanks.
(I'll probably steal it next time I do a seminar....)
Fred

Tanks Fred, I've got a red "castor swiller" in the garage as we speak (type?) also known as a Jawa 90. It might have been cross-bred with a parts shedder, as it does both...and quite well I might add...

Thanks, Fred!

Great stuff. Here's a couple I've logged...


GS/Dual-Sports, "Long-legged Hookbeaks"

600cc Repliracers, "Shrieking Resplendent Pinheads"

And several of a sub-species of Touring bike riders, "Short-legged Pavement Paddlers"

And I've noted that, especially with the 'Wingers, the male and the female often have the same plumage.