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We own a vintage motorcycle parts and repair shop in Portland.  We're helping revive the motorcycles back to what they once were and get them out of customers garages and back on the road.  I would think this would be considered to be a sustainable practice, but maybe not necessarily green, because a lot of the motorcycle will obmit more emissions on average than a newer motorcycle.  Any thoughts?

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