One of the best learner bikes, and more

[snodpete]

Spada has been little used for the last year, low kms are genuine. I've spent a few bucks on a rusty (inside) tank and stuffed fuel tap (new one $300+ ex Japan :mellow:).

This is a very tidy example good for another 20 years. Two Wheels Jun '09 mag listed the Spada among its 'Best buys' describing it as: "Hard to find, but a joy to own. Seriously quick in the right hands". - what more needs to be said..?

TardMe listing (http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?permanent=0&id=275854355&show_seller=false)

[Vinz0r]

Darn I am looking for a well priced bike to learn on at the moment, why are you all the way down south!

[yungatart]

They are an awesome learner bike. Great fun in the twisties and good top speed too (172kph).
Very user friendly, and forgiving.

Vinz0r, it would be worth the trip......and the return ride home will be a great chance to get to know your new bike!

[Vinz0r]

Yeah I've been reading a few reviews and they look like a bloody good bike for a beginner.

I'm sure snodpete would love to come for a ride up to Hamilton for me, right?


... right? :D

[snodpete]

Well, it's a nice idea - but the wee beast is now SOLD! Sorry about that - on to a new life in Blenheim today.