Bikers with motorhomes....

I would rather go out on my Peugeot Speed Fight II than a harley and Im not gay and have a huuuuuuge knob!
 
Here is my brace of bikes.

Firstly a 1977 Honda 400/4

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And lastly albeit in 1001 bits at present.

A 1955 BSA A7 Shooting Star

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Sorry I have had to use library photos....But both bikes are snuggled up in storage at the moment.

My last bike which I sold last year and no longer own

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A photo oppo before a quick spin around Olivers amount

Channa
 
Fugglestick - two beauties you got there. Never a Guzzi fan but since Classic Bike done a Caf Racer similar to yours I got quite interested. :)
 

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coolasluck said:
Right on Fuggle me old stick "singularity engines" are just the best you get a lot more cornering ability with one of those puppies and hey, heres an old trick but dont tell anyone else,;) I saw a Harley at Santa Pod on nitro methanol and i kid you not it got clocked at warp 11,a bloody site better than these R1 s Blackbirds sports models available on todays market;):)
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I bet not one part of the engine is original Harley though - I like to drag against 'em every year at the Bulldog Bash. ;)
 
The BSA A7 brings back memories, mine was a 1954 one in exciting maroon colour. I bought it for about a tenner probably around 1966, didn't have the log book though the mate I bought it off hadn't paid the dealer fully so he still had it. Kept it for about a year but managed to get my money back, I sold it for one pound to another mate who needed a new engine.
Some of my other bikes (this will destroy my street cred a bit)
98cc Rudge (more a moped really)
125cc Excelsior
250cc Norman B3 sports (the Villiers two stroke still got the book as well)
500cc BSA A7
250cc Ariel Leader
350cc Velocette Venom (still got this handbook somewhere as well)
90cc Bridgestone (cracking little bike)
Then an assortment over the years of Hondas, Yamahas & at least one Suzuki but none of them above 250cc, these were just for getting to work & back.

Not bothered about going fast just want something to cruise around in comfort (weather permitting) thats why I fancy a Harley (wish I had bought one when we lived in the USA)
 
I was offered a Velocette Venom back in 1982 for £250 ...but couldnt afford it..I had started work on £34 per week.............It had been restored 100 percent cosmetically...One of those things I rue to this day.

I had a Suzuki x5 at the time, I have always had a fetish for English bikes though.

Channa
 
channa said:
Here is my brace of bikes.

Firstly a 1977 Honda 400/4

honda_400_4.jpg


And lastly albeit in 1001 bits at present.

A 1955 BSA A7 Shooting Star

1962-bsa-a7-ss.jpg


Sorry I have had to use library photos....But both bikes are snuggled up in storage at the moment.

My last bike which I sold last year and no longer own

026.jpg


A photo oppo before a quick spin around Olivers amount

Channa
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Channa, how do you get your pics on your thread posting? I am having a real struggle as don't have them on a URL address, only on the pc.

Cheers

Fuggs
 
barryd said:
I would rather go out on my Peugeot Speed Fight II than a harley and Im not gay and have a huuuuuuge knob!
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yeh...it would have te be:cool:
.. you bein a fatnastid and all:rolleyes:
totherwise you would never see it :D

regards :p :eek:
aj
 
maingate said:
I don`t want to get involved with you tough guys!

I mean I have seen some of you out on bikes as early as May and as late as September. WOW!!!!

Not like us in the old days, who used them 365 days a year to get to work on. In fact an old British bike with a sidecar and geared down can beat any 4 X 4. They could go where a Snowplough could not.

I`ll get me coat.
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thursday we are doing this route...:D

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then on sunday we will be doin this:cool:

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in between... i may just bimble up to matlock bath on satdee...:rolleyes:

fancy cummin damemate:confused:


total 700 miles... my BBird has 65k on the clock
56k i've put on in the last 4 years :D

all weathers:p... and every nice day available to go out to avoid unmarked plodcars :eek:


regards:confused:
aj

BTW... if any of you fancy cummin fer a bimble... let me know
 
Hi

We have just bought a Hymer and we too have a motorbike (okay it's not a real one-a Honda Panthenon commuter scooter, as thats what we use it for-commuting). In past have been a biker but now the scooter is just so good it's job, no gears just so easy to ride!

Plus John can ride it as it's 125 but it will do 70 (John has never learned to drive or ride-he cycles most places).

Paula
 
ajs said:
thursday we are doing this route...:D

route-1.jpg


then on sunday we will be doin this:cool:

...
route.jpg



in between... i may just bimble up to matlock bath on satdee...:rolleyes:

fancy cummin damemate:confused:


total 700 miles... my BBird has 65k on the clock
56k i've put on in the last 4 years :D

all weathers:p... and every nice day available to go out to avoid unmarked plodcars :eek:


regards:confused:
aj

BTW... if any of you fancy cummin fer a bimble... let me know
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Pah! thats nowt that. Our little Peugeot speedfights been over the Alps twice, around the italian lakes, Rhone Alps and cruised around the harbor at St Tropez. Where are you going. Northampton. I would join you but me bikes probably too fast, well it might only do 65 with a following wind down hill but it feels like 165!
 
Thanks for the weekend invitation AJ but I will have to turn you down :(

You enjoy the bike while you can. It won`t be long before they take it off you. :p

Everybody say AAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH :rolleyes:

Anyway, I do not feel comfortable being around a group of GAY bikers. :eek::eek:

Me being a typical manly Northern fella. Weird bunch down South arent they lads. ;)
 
I've been trying to figure the photo thing out. How do you?:confused:
 
barryd said:
You best get your knife and fork out then and spark up the Barbee!

How would you like tameweight done?

2008 Honda CRF 250 R specifications and pictures

Honda CRF 250cc 103KG, get in!
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i'll have the nastid raw:cool:... wana hear him squeel limb detatchment by limb detatchment....:p

anyhooo.... he'd be as tough as old boots if cooked :D

regards;)
aj


anyhooo.. that CRf isn't a hybrid... it's an out and out enduro thingie...
so HID and shoping a no go :eek:
 
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