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The -massive white Garbage truck
moves ponderously down the four
lane street overhanging the too
narrow right lane running along
walking down the street pause in
amazement, and car drivers dodge and
give the photographer standing
precariously on the double yellow line
down the middle of Colorado Blvd.
dirty looks. "Hurry up," he yells to the
crew of men running towards the back
of the truck to begin unloading, "I can't
stay out here forever."
The doors swing open, and a face
peers out. It is Dennis O'Keefe,
returning the Honda CB-360 he had
bough t a few days earlier to Glendale
Honda, the place where he bought it. A
long wooden plank slides down, and the
Honda is unioaded...front wheel first
with many h;mds grappling for a hold
on its shiny chrome.
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The plank goes back in to the truck,
the doors ar< shut, and Dennis O'Keefe
stands squinting in the bright November
about 3500 RPM and it just stopped,
like it was out of gas."
"Does it have gas in it?"
O'Keefe opens .the gas cap, and sure
enough, the tank has plenty of gas in it.
"Will it start?"
O'Keefe puts his foot on the
kickstarter, and stands on it. It will not
move.
"No, he says, it's locked up.'" "What will happen now?"
"That's up to thetQ."
O'Keefe proceeded to enter the small
dimly lit shop and got ready to raise
hell. The man inside was very courteous
and assured O'Keefe that if he produced
his warrenty card everything would be
OK. O'Keefe selected the service
manager, Jim Reihms, as his next target.
As his voice started going up in volume,
Reihms politely 'explained to O'Keefe
that he had no hassle with him, and
would do all he could. Pr

