T,

Thanks for your note. You raise a good point about documentation
regarding the bike's serial number. There are several sites on the
web that mention that my bike's number was first, e.g. "The serial
number began CB400A-2000025." <http://www.hondabikespecs.com/h0400/amati400.html
> I'm not sure how else I could get this "documented."

Anyway, I seriously doubt that Jay would be interested (although he
has shown an interest in automatic transmission bikes) ... Jay lives
somewhere near me in Los Angeles too -- I saw him once puttering along
on Coldwater Canyon Blvd. on what must have been an 90-year-old car.
If Jay Leno is interested, I hope he uses ebay :-) No bids yet on the
bike, starting at $650, which is less than I paid for it and I thought
was reasonable?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=200359151670

Thanks again for your interest.

Best regards,
Dan H.


On 7 Jul 2009, at 20:25, T wrote:

> Daniel Halloran scribbled:
>
> > This particular bike (serial #CB400A2000025) is the first Hondamatic
> > twin ever to roll off the assembly line.
>
> Perhaps you should contact Jay Leno. Seriously. Have documentation.
>