Motorbikes - Retro or otherwise!

[stevek]

Stop it! You're making me dribble! (I shan't say from where...)

 

[paddy01]

Or alternatively, there's always a Harris..............

They do do good frame.

I'd love a Harris braced swingarm for the R1 but they don't make them anymore, they come up for sale once in a blue moon and fetch huge amounts.

 

[FSR-Si]

Friend of mine has this in his collection of bikes, C Plate 1985-86 comes out once or twice a year for an MOT and a nice dry ride then goes back indoors, Last time i looked it had just over 1500 miles on the clock

 

[jonnyboy666]

this is my dr390 (350 played with) my boss got it for me 2 years ago and it's almost finished now, just a small wiring issue to sort out then i'll be on it as much as poss!! can't wait till it's finished and being a k plate, it's retro!!

 

[tintin40]

this is my dr390 (350 played with) my boss got it for me 2 years ago !

:shock: your boss is a very very nice man. Can I work for him

 

[REKIBorter]

My Dad has a collection of vintage Nortons, keeps him busy (and spending my inheritence) now he is retired. Proper retro stuff like this - 1947 Norton ES2. I remember riding this around our estate, petrol syphoned out my mates moped and no helmet - fantastic noise from the exhaust - 500cc single cylinder!

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[tintin40]

:shock: Oh so sweet bikes. Best of British

 

[stevek]

Beautiful Norton single. Looks totally original even down to the kiddie killer!
Now, where can I find myself a Vincent Black Shadow?

 

[REKIBorter]

Beautiful Norton single. Looks totally original even down to the kiddie killer!
Now, where can I find myself a Vincent Black Shadow?

You could always buy a new one, about £60,000

 

[Harryburgundy]

A few of mine

A few of my recent toys, now all gone :cry:
2 strokes, can't beat them
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