Classic British Flight Sim

Wasn't Craig Jones was it Dave?

I honestly couldn't say Robin. He and the other chap were working down the road in Goring and wanted accommodation here but we didn't have the right number of rooms for the right amount of nights :roll: They came back later that evening for a meal and a beer and the conversation got onto bikes. Both are (by the sound of things) serious about 4x4's too.. that is doing serious 4x4 off-roading

ATB

DaveB :tab:

Ok here's mine too



in a proper colour!

It's the 996 motor version, Marchesini wheels,Ohlins shock
brembo gold line brakes,and its' got 36,000 miles on the clock so far!

ttfn

Pete

Here's my baby

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Most amazing bike I've ever owned. An absolute stonker........

The other love of my life is a US Spec T140 - just about to rebuild it after approx 15 years of use.

kurt

Well that didn't work.......

Hi Kurt

you need to upload your pic to some webspace as you can't use your desktop as the storage point.

But your link was correct apart from that mate

Send it to me and i will post it for you.

Regards
Rick

Thanks Rick - will do.

kurt

Aaah,those were the days till i had me kids,i had a FS1E and once i passed my test 5 RD350LC MK1's a GPZ750A1,Bandit600 and finally a monster TL1000R 135BHP V twin, totally wicked bike not the best handling but brutal with it,got 170mph outta that.I hope to get a GSXR1100 in the not too distant future (dont tell the wife!!) :dance:
ill dig ot some pics!!

BTW i had my mates GSXR1300 Hayabusa for a week managed 200mph on the clock in France (mind blowing) the pull in 3rd gear was sommin else.

Here are some shots I took today at the first run of the year for the bike club I belong to. Classic British Bikes of course as you'd expect in Milan.



Normally the sight of a BSA Rocket 3 in the wild would be excitement enough for one day....but



I'm not entirely sure what this is apart from it's a BSA it's 500cc and it was built in 1934.



This is my favourite, unfortunately from the way it was parked I couldn't get a good shot of it.



Here's the engine anyway.

Lunch was good too.

Jon

Wow some nice looking machines there.

Years since I've seen a Vincent :sad:

Thanks Jon

Garry

Hi Garry,

Lovely bikes Vincents. Very over engineered and therefore too expensive to be a viable proposition in the 50s and 60s. Also the reason though that there are proportionately still quite a few about.

Jon

Now I know what the male menopause looks like

Jealousy never did get me anywhere!