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We’re certain you have been familiar with the old expression which hindsight is 20/20. In many cases this proverb binds true, particularly, when it comes to all of the beautiful cars as well as motorcycles you wish you would have kept over the years. It wasn’t exactly a case of hindsight, but rather good planned forethought which drove Bengt Gunnarson to cl ingto on to two of Honda’s many fugitive models by tucking them away safely in his shop’s groundwork.

Gunnarson, who is a owner of Stockholm’s MC-Varuhus (Motorcycle Warehouse), does something most dealers are shocked of: he essentially collects motorcycles in between offered them. In 1992, when a Room perceived its shipment of not asingle, but two Honda NR models, Bengt sensitively stashed one in a basement for the stormy day. Given then, you have yet to see many eight-valve V-four engines with oval pistons floating around. But this was not the initial time that Gunnarson had seen a essay upon the wall. Only three years progressing, in 1989, as Honda’s HRC multiplication was producing a singular series of RC-30 models to meet World Superbike homologation manners, a parking place was also made for the boxed RC in a attic.

Recently, a organisation during MC-Varuhus opened the safe and uncrated these two pleasing bikes. A devise is to let them spend some time out in a open, despite in display cases, where visitors to the dealership can get the first-hand view of both bikes. Click past the break to watch the unveiling video, as this may be as close as you get to coming to grips with two of Honda’s most singular motorcycles.

[Source: Ruin For Leather]