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Today's maths puzzle:would have to sell the 68 BSA and 72 T120 and mebbe the 75 XS650 to get $ for new RE but wife forbids me to sell anything! she loves them all!
BSA+Triumph+Yamaha=Royal Enfield?
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Today's maths puzzle:would have to sell the 68 BSA and 72 T120 and mebbe the 75 XS650 to get $ for new RE but wife forbids me to sell anything! she loves them all!
Sure, sell THEM...would have to sell the 68 BSA and 72 T120 and mebbe the 75 XS650 to get $ for new RE but wife forbids me to sell anything! she loves them all!
Keep drinking. Herb totally legal here now.Stop drinking!
You did a great job on that bike.here mine the last few weeks when having wine i have been thinking of selling it and getting RE Continental GT what ya'll think?
I went for a ride with a buddy before putting the Commando away for the winter . I made a couple of stupid moves due to lack of sufficient attention - fortunately no harm done . One incident involved traffic stopping suddenly in front of me while my mind was elsewhere requiring some very late braking on my part . ( feel free to vote for me in the next “ who’s the jackass “ contest )thanks, men, for helping squash that crazy idea WTF was i thinking! temporary insanity
What is this thing of what you speak?Looks like it has Kate Scott's footpeg conversion as well
Kate designed and had made a tidy flick up footpeg conversion and posted pictures here a couple of years ago. Maybe if she reads this she could chime in.What is this thing of what you speak?
Never heard of it - but interested!
AHRMA has a class for that.I will buy that magazine for the article on the Seeley Condor. That would be better than any Commando. I think there were only ever about 5 made. The Seeleu with the G50 motor was the best ever single cylinder British road- racing motorcycle. They were still competitive in the late 1960s. It would still be worth building one today, but there would probably be no race class to suit it.
Probably the easiest bike to build, ever ? My Seeley 850 was easy to build, but a Condor would be a cinch. - With a 6 speed TTI box, it would be beautiful. - So light !
Pretty nice looking Norton you have there. Put a pair of FCRs on it. It will feel like you bought a new Norton.here mine the last few weeks when having wine i have been thinking of selling it and getting RE Continental GT what ya'll think?
Pretty nice looking Norton you have there. Put a pair of FCRs on it. It will feel like you bought a new Norton.
Lay off the nectar of the gods. OR at the very least don't drink and derive.
I am building a poor man’s Condor, using an Egli replica frame and Norton short stroke pushrod single, nearly finished at last. Getting a Condor frame replica won’t be cheap, never mind the motor!!AHRMA has a class for that.