View Full Version : Manawatu: manawatu classic motorcycle show this weekend 16-17th aug 2025
jellywrestler
15th August 2025, 16:30
210 bikes, trade stalls, don't miss it, waldegrave st palmerston north
weathers looking perfect for it too
F5 Dave
16th August 2025, 18:49
We are most likely heading up tomorrow as weather for riding is pretty average. En mass our number could be as high as 3.
Laava
19th August 2025, 19:31
You might get a police escort!
I am hoping to have my lil project ready for octobers national bike show.
F5 Dave
20th August 2025, 12:43
It was quite good really. I didn't take many pics but. .
Only harley worth owning? For comedy reasons.
But gave birth to Cagiva. Which kinda saved Ducati.
F5 Dave
20th August 2025, 12:53
An Historically important bike when you think of it
...which makes it all the more blasphemous that my daydreaming plans for decades has been to fit one with ape hangers and forward pegs so you can turn up to HOG rides.
In the wind Righteous Bros [Big handful, Ring a Ding Ding Ding].:banana:
Don't worry, they couldn't catch you.
jellywrestler
20th August 2025, 15:28
It was quite good really. I didn't take many pics but. .
Only harley worth owning? For comedy reasons.
But gave birth to Cagiva. Which kinda saved Ducati.
made by aermacchi, not cagiva
F5 Dave
20th August 2025, 15:33
Yes. The leftover of the un-marriage to Hardly was i believe sold to the Castiglonis. As they say. Bada-bing, bada-boosh.
jellywrestler
20th August 2025, 15:34
An Historically important bike when you think of it
...which makes it all the more blasphemous that my daydreaming plans for decades has been to fit one with ape hangers and forward pegs so you can turn up to HOG rides.
In the wind Righteous Bros [Big handful, Ring a Ding Ding Ding].:banana:
Don't worry, they couldn't catch you.
they wouldn't eve notice, i was out on my 1918 henderson in palmy one day, national hog rally at pub, hundreds of bikes there, i rode up and parked in over an hour two guys got on one or both knees to look at the bike, plenty looked but had no real understanding to even bother to look closer, there's a chain drive on one side and a large sprocket type thing on the other, that clearly mates into another sprocket, enters a drive cable that goes up to the speedo, all add ons, i get tired of the relentless question, what is the big sprocket for, so many people just cannot follow the system to the speedo,
they aren't motorcyclists really, it's just an excuse to wear a black t shirt
F5 Dave
20th August 2025, 15:39
Looka da familiar ? [Terribly unwoke stereo type accent]
https://www.registrostoricocagiva.it/modelli-cagiva/item/46-hd-cagiva-sx-250.html
Look at me schooling Spyda on motorcycle history. Do I get a credit or something?
sugilite
20th August 2025, 15:48
It was quite good really. I didn't take many pics but. .
That modded RZ500 looks freaking amazing! :drool:
F5 Dave
20th August 2025, 16:10
That modded RZ500 looks freaking amazing! :drool:
A mate has one in his lounge , pipes FZR wheels forks, but and a 3MA frame (reverse cylinder TZR) for it to go into as next stage. He doesn't know that he's storing it for me. But he is.
jellywrestler
20th August 2025, 16:18
Looka da familiar ? [Terribly unwoke stereo type accent]
https://www.registrostoricocagiva.it/modelli-cagiva/item/46-hd-cagiva-sx-250.html
Look at me schooling Spyda on motorcycle history. Do I get a credit or something?
good man, writing a book on the cemetery circuit at the moment and learning this lineage is my next job as i'm up to the era ginger molloy won on a harley, cheers dave
husaberg
21st August 2025, 21:34
Yes. The leftover of the un-marriage to Hardly was i believe sold to the Castiglonis. As they say. Bada-bing, bada-boosh.
Harleys most sucessfiul race bike was the XR750, But if you look close at the head it owes quite a bit to the 350 Machi.
jellywrestler
22nd August 2025, 10:52
Harleys most sucessfiul race bike was the XR750, But if you look close at the head it owes quite a bit to the 350 Machi.
a you sure it wasn't the peashooter or the twin cam 11 K
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