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Cush drive a transmission shock absorber, usually a rubber cushion in the rear hub. Shield -- usually used to describe the face shield of a safety hat or headgear, but also can be used to describe the windsheld of the motorcycle. It holds a small reservoir of fuel at a precise level within a carburetor. Scooter small-wheeled utilitarian machine with a step-thru frame.
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Not too many of these running around the long distance community, but at the honda hoot, you can't swing a dead cat without hitting one.
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Road illegal cans are intended for use on track.
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