Sourced off the internet....My first bike was an '80 Kawasaki Z200
Loved that wee girl...even if it was only a piddly 13hp
Sourced off the internet....My first bike was an '80 Kawasaki Z200
Loved that wee girl...even if it was only a piddly 13hp
everyone had a QR50!
Good bike. Photo taken when 4 days old from purchase.
If you can make it on Kiwibiker you can make it anywhere.
honda cb250rs... the best learners bike IMO... my toes could touch the ground (bonus!) and it was light enough to pick up when dropped... (after those times when my toes couldn't touch the ground!)and the minimal plastic bits meant that when it did go down, no damage was done!
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Here's my beauty - paid $650 with only 3000km on the clock!
"If you haven't grown up by the time you turn 50, you don't have to!"
First I need to find the old box brownee images and convert to digital.....
Suzuki GSX250K3 great first bike.
Hahahahaaa them were the days...I'd love to pop a leg over one again now actually - would feel like a pushbike now and I can remember thinking it was HUMUNGOUS!![]()
Love the Purple and Orange colour scheme tooI did however manage to find perfectly matched nail polish to infil the small scratches
1974 Honda MT 125 Elsinore - notable for frequently allowing a bit of carbon to bridge the spark plug gap at inopportune moments, (like when managing to get 120km/h out of it downhill with a tailwind!).
cb250n (pic taken about 1986)
before that I rode every one elses bike...
RD250LC. Which had had the 350 barrels and pistons put on. And the oil pump taken off (making it a pre-mix). Didn't try to get my license on it because of the 350 thing (should've tried anyway). Mine was rough as. It was the colour of "road-side bushes for camoflage" when I bought it, so I painted it blue with several cans of spray-paint. By the time it was sold out from under me while I was overseas, it was dripping oil from a half-arsed fix of a cracked engine case (from an incident involving a very loose chain).
Such a nice bike to ride. Comfortable, easy and "went" pretty darn well enough.
Couple years later when I came back to N.Z. I saw it outside a bike shop in town (Palmy North). Someone had fixed it up, it wasn't dripping and an oil pump had been put back on). It was still painted my blue. I nearly cried, and if I'd had any money at all...
Measure once, cut twice. Practice makes perfect.
Where are all the Ginny pix guys
Here's mine. Well not really mine. Just one off Google. Mine was so cool it was made in China and started rusting out
Ahh those are the days i dont miss
Four wheels move the body. Two wheels move the soul. One wheel moves the filth
Relax Officer Pig, It was just a wheelie
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