toycollector10
2nd November 2008, 21:37
The Classic Japanese Motorcycle Group based in Christchurch will be holding a Japanese bike show on the 5th of April 2009.
The show is booked to be held at the the Papanui Club which is at 310 Sawyers Arms Road, Christchurch
If you own a pre mid-1980's Japper in good original condition and would like to display it please contact Mike at 03 960 2730 during business hours or email Mark at cjmgch@gmail.com
If you email please attach a picture of your bike. Space is limited.
Tell your friends, this will be a major event. Whoever rode a Japper and wasn't impressed?
If you have a CB125 or Super-cub 50cc, Benly, Yamaha RD350, Yamaha XS1, any of the Suzuki Ram-Air series twins and triples, 1968 Suzuki 250 Hustler or derivative, basically anything manufactured before about 1985 and is in stock, unmodified condition will be of interest to a lot of people. Waterbus GT750's, Titans, Suzuki T-125 Stingers, what have you. Restored trail bikes are a whole new dimesion in the collecting scene and are of keen interest to lots of people who rode one, had a mate or relative who had one or dropped one at some time in their life.
The original post with pictures attached is here:
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php?t=85356
The show is booked to be held at the the Papanui Club which is at 310 Sawyers Arms Road, Christchurch
If you own a pre mid-1980's Japper in good original condition and would like to display it please contact Mike at 03 960 2730 during business hours or email Mark at cjmgch@gmail.com
If you email please attach a picture of your bike. Space is limited.
Tell your friends, this will be a major event. Whoever rode a Japper and wasn't impressed?
If you have a CB125 or Super-cub 50cc, Benly, Yamaha RD350, Yamaha XS1, any of the Suzuki Ram-Air series twins and triples, 1968 Suzuki 250 Hustler or derivative, basically anything manufactured before about 1985 and is in stock, unmodified condition will be of interest to a lot of people. Waterbus GT750's, Titans, Suzuki T-125 Stingers, what have you. Restored trail bikes are a whole new dimesion in the collecting scene and are of keen interest to lots of people who rode one, had a mate or relative who had one or dropped one at some time in their life.
The original post with pictures attached is here:
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php?t=85356