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WINJA
12th November 2004, 17:42
THE BLACK AND WHITE PICK IS WHEN IT WAS JUST BUILT, THE ONE NEXT TO MINE IS THE ONE ROGER FREETH WON BATHURST ON. THE SECOND PIC IS ME ABUSING THE COLLECTORS ITEM . I DONT THINK THAT KEN AND ROGER EVER THOUGHT THEIR BIKE WOULD BE DOING THIS, DO YOU REMEMBER THIS FROSTY

Magua
12th November 2004, 18:32
Nice looking bikes, COULD YOU SPEAK UP A LITTLE?

WINJA
12th November 2004, 18:54
IF YOU DONT LIKE CAPS THEN DONT READ IT

speedpro
12th November 2004, 19:41
funny where the replicas turn up. There used to be at least one in Perth.
Do you still have it?

Deano
12th November 2004, 20:05
IF YOU DONT LIKE CAPS THEN DONT READ IT

Good on ya Winja - individuality rules.

I remember seeing Roger Freeth on tv racing at Gracefield against two brothers (not the Hiscocks) - can't remember their names now but I think they were cleaning up in NZ street racing at the time.

Also Dave and Neville Hiscock and Robert Holden. Pity there is no racing in Gracefield anymore. The PC fun police are taking over.

WINJA
12th November 2004, 20:19
WHEN IT SAYS REPLICA IT MEANS ITS A ROAD VERSION OF THE RACE BIKE, MY BIKE WAS MADE BY KEN MACINTOSH HE COPIED HIS BIKE HE PUT ON THE TRACK, IT WAS FAST FOR A ROAD BIKE OF THAT ERA, ALL YOSHI ENGINE BITS, IT DIDNT IDLE VERY WELL. I HEARD HE MADE ABOUT 6 REPLICAS.I SOLD IT FOR ABOUT 6 TIMES WHAT I PAID FOR IT, WHICH WASNT THAT MUCH

Marknz
12th November 2004, 20:25
or in the case of the modern Hondas, the CBR600RR and CBR1000RR race bikes are copies of the road machines... the road bikes came out before the racers.

ajturbo
12th November 2004, 20:59
WHEN IT SAYS REPLICA IT MEANS ITS A ROAD VERSION OF THE RACE BIKE, MY BIKE WAS MADE BY KEN MACINTOSH HE COPIED HIS BIKE HE PUT ON THE TRACK, IT WAS FAST FOR A ROAD BIKE OF THAT ERA, ALL YOSHI ENGINE BITS, IT DIDNT IDLE VERY WELL. I HEARD HE MADE ABOUT 6 REPLICAS.I SOLD IT FOR ABOUT 6 TIMES WHAT I PAID FOR IT, WHICH WASNT THAT MUCH
a friend of mine in westport had one, took it to the brass monkey, crashed it, ( was hit from behind.. didn't fall of but bent rear disc...) he won the golden kiwi ( remeber those?? you old buggers!!!) and he ordered a MAC. ran a gs 1100.. i think it was an 1100 ...could have been a 1000, what happened to it? the last time i saw it, it was in the guys livving room rotting away...
:confused:

WINJA
12th November 2004, 21:11
a friend of mine in westport had one, took it to the brass monkey, crashed it, ( was hit from behind.. didn't fall of but bent rear disc...) he won the golden kiwi ( remeber those?? you old buggers!!!) and he ordered a MAC. ran a gs 1100.. i think it was an 1100 ...could have been a 1000, what happened to it? the last time i saw it, it was in the guys livving room rotting away...
:confused:
both of those in the pics have gsx motors, mine didnt get 1 much rest , i rode it regularly untill i crashed it on the taupo race track.

Jackrat
12th November 2004, 21:11
Good on ya Winja - individuality rules.

I remember seeing Roger Freeth on tv racing at Gracefield against two brothers (not the Hiscocks) - can't remember their names now but I think they were cleaning up in NZ street racing at the time.

Also Dave and Neville Hiscock and Robert Holden. Pity there is no racing in Gracefield anymore. The PC fun police are taking over.

The Trinder brothers???
I saw Freeth racing at Puke once,he was so much faster than ANYBODY else I actualy got interested,Way cool. :niceone:

ajturbo
12th November 2004, 21:25
both of those in the pics have gsx motors, mine didnt get 1 much rest , i rode it regularly untill i crashed it on the taupo race track.


i mean gsx ... :ride:

Deano
12th November 2004, 21:39
both of those in the pics have gsx motors, mine didnt get 1 much rest , i rode it regularly untill i crashed it on the taupo race track.

What happened to the caps ?


The Trinder brothers???


Doesn't ring a bell but I can't remember exactly - twas only a young un then.

WINJA
12th November 2004, 21:52
What happened to the caps ?



Doesn't ring a bell but I can't remember exactly - twas only a young un then.
the wahine changed the caps BUT JUST FOR YOU ILL CHANGE IT BACK

merv
13th November 2004, 10:23
The Trinder brothers???
I saw Freeth racing at Puke once,he was so much faster than ANYBODY else I actualy got interested,Way cool. :niceone:

Yep you are talking about Steve and Craig Trinder - Aussie boys.

Blakamin
13th November 2004, 11:29
the wahine changed the caps BUT JUST FOR YOU ILL CHANGE IT BACK
NOOOOOoooo.... i like reading what you have to say, but caps makes it difficult!

speedpro
13th November 2004, 20:05
Roger was the inspiration for getting my McIntosh chassis. An old mate Rob Henry had one rusting away in his back yard. It was built for Dale Warren but Rob ended up with it. The original Glenn Williams was the other inspiration, on the turbo Kawasakis that Peter Hill built. Luckily the frame was for a Z1 engine and I had a spare engine that came with my Yoshimura/Moriwaki Z1. Another mate got the turbo kit off a Z1R-tc. Put the lot together with the usual forged pistons, clutch bits etc and away you go.

Interestingly it isn't all that light, what with the Brembo cast iron discs and the lump of a Z1 engine. 200kilos total, 101 front, 99 rear.

How things change. Even I could go round Pukekohe faster on a stock 600 now.

FROSTY
14th November 2004, 21:11
THE BLACK AND WHITE PICK IS WHEN IT WAS JUST BUILT, THE ONE NEXT TO MINE IS THE ONE ROGER FREETH WON BATHURST ON. THE SECOND PIC IS ME ABUSING THE COLLECTORS ITEM . I DONT THINK THAT KEN AND ROGER EVER THOUGHT THEIR BIKE WOULD BE DOING THIS, DO YOU REMEMBER THIS FROSTY
Of course being a sensible sane motorbicyclist I would never condone such hoonish activities.
LOL yep I remember only too well --sheesh I thought I'd forgotten back then