sdpete
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Post by sdpete on Jan 7, 2021 15:06:43 GMT
Wanted to say hello having just joined the forum.
I sadly do not own a superdream now, but remain nostalgic about SDs having owned two 250Ns back in the late 70s / early 80s.
I have a VFR800 now, but my rose tinted glasses still convince me I had more fun on my old 250s.
Always thought the 400N was the more complete bike and wanted to own one, having had the chance to ride one - but I could not afford the insurance at that time.
Was also surprised at how nice the 250 T Dream was to ride (very comfortable) when I got the chance to ride one
It was a sad day when I had to part with my pride and joy to obtain funds to buy a car
Anyway look forward to keeping the dream alive though the forum.
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stevegbr
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Post by stevegbr on Jan 7, 2021 16:03:41 GMT
hello and welcome to the forum.
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Post by na44superdream on Jan 7, 2021 16:29:42 GMT
Welcome along, the Dream is very comfy, but I've only had a long shot on the CB400A version, some time ago. I've found in the local area they are adjusting the speed limits to suit the 250's capabilities anyway  . I'm still trying to find out if my CB400NC is a more complete bike, every time I think That's It then I find another bodge, still the motor seems good, and that was one of it's main selling points. Any photos? |
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Post by Graeme on Jan 7, 2021 18:01:17 GMT
Welcome to the Forum Pete.
I have both and can say, the SD seat is comfier, but I guess it depends on your derriere shape.
The SD is also slightly faster, both in 250 and 400 form, having raced several aroon the streets of ma toon I can testify to that.
But all being said, I still prefer the look of the Dream.
Gee.
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ian
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Post by ian on Jan 7, 2021 21:56:39 GMT
Hi Pete, welcome along. I've never ridden a Dream, but having started riding Brit bikes in the late '60s, 70s style Jap bikes have always been my favourites, so I do like the Dream. Had a CB250G5 then a 500/4, but then 70s style bikes started getting pricey so I got a CB750KZ, liked the styling of that & went on to Superdreams. The 400 is more practical I think, but I love riding my 250  |
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Post by tucksie on Jan 8, 2021 6:53:53 GMT
Hello.
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Post by pebe on Jan 8, 2021 22:05:30 GMT
Welcome!
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carlthebandit
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Post by carlthebandit on Jan 9, 2021 14:02:34 GMT
Hi welcome to the forum
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Post by kickstart on Jan 10, 2021 19:21:04 GMT
![]() Welcome to the forum I,ve had the pleasure of owning a few Superdreams over the years along with 3 cm250’s , unfortunately never owned a dream but really like them and would love one , my present SD I’ve owned a little over 10 years and is in regular use so certainly no show winner but it’s with me for life now , really looking forward to some dry warmer weather to blast around the countryside on it that being if we’re allowed due to travel restrictions anyhow s welcome again |
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Post by terryc on Jan 11, 2021 0:30:15 GMT
Welcome Pete I've had several SD's too never a Dream though my current ride is a CM 250T and must say it's the comfiest bike I've ever owned  |
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