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i watch ebay partially for amusement, and see many bikes for sale in Florida, especially it seems some of the more obscure European brands, particularly British. i have seen enough originating out of Florida, i wonder why so many seem to be there. What are your thoughts?
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Steve Swan
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I've noticed that, Steve. I really don't have any insights, other than our population has exploded. I don't think there has been a tradition of Euro bikes in Florida, other than perhaps Miami. I know that California, and New York had distributorships for obscure European, and Asian motorcycles in the 50s, and 60s, but even that was quite limited.Eric Smith
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Maybe some people who retired to Florida with there collection who are now selling off some or all of it.Jim DComment
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We spend Winter's in Florida - and I can tell you that British bikes are far & few between. It's Harley country.IMG_20171103_141221109.jpgComment
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