Was dribbling in another thread and dragged out some pics of my old Yamahas.
This was my second XS on top of Mt Wellington, Hobart.
Grant's Z1 was always immaculate too.
One hell of a ride.
Was dribbling in another thread and dragged out some pics of my old Yamahas.
This was my second XS on top of Mt Wellington, Hobart.
Grant's Z1 was always immaculate too.
One hell of a ride.
C'mon drag 'em out. Scan 'em if you have to.
Forum whore
My T500 was never immaculate...
You don't get to be an old dog without learning a few tricks.
Shorai Powersports batteries are very trick!
Forum whore
My Z1r around 82, the little bastard on the front has a new 750 gixxer now
Slapper?
Very nice Dave,have got an XS750 and Z650 in boxes stored in a mates container,what i dont have is the $ to get busy on them,one day.
Hardcore Punk
For a man is a slave to whatever has mastered him.Keep an open mind, just dont let your brains fall out.
Hardcore Biker
At the time, that black'n'gold scheme had a profound effect on me. Still does when I see it on the occasional R1.
OK, then...
one of two CB350's I had back in the late 70's...
I used that bike to travel and work near Tarras - in mid-winter. Had to leave a heater on all night in the garage, otherwise it wouldn't start. Rode it over and back through a snow-covered, iced-over Lindis Pass to get to Sth Canterbury for a party. Happy, happy times...
Rider
Not soo much bikes. But hard-out old school NZ. includes Barry Crump. Thought Id share it here - sorry for the thread jacking.
One hell of a ride.
No rules in a BD thread.
Whatever you fancy reminiscing about.
Same bike at the end of the earth. Nullabor Plain 1980-ish.
Forum whore
Perth's at the end of the Earth - the Nullabor is just an indicator of what's in store........Originally Posted by Big Dave
“- He felt that his whole life was some kind of dream and he sometimes wondered whose it was and whether they were enjoying it.”
One hell of a ride.
The way the featureless plain just ends and falls vertically into the abyss of the Bight is like 'here be dragons'.
Culturally Perth is the end of the earth.
Rider
Mate. Have you not yet visited Gore? What about Launceston Tas.?
Hardcore Punk
Yeah as a town GORE sucks,but southland is a bike lovers haven.We have it all, without the crowds.
For a man is a slave to whatever has mastered him.
One hell of a ride.
Yep - and lived in WA and Tas for more than a year.
Gore is a friendly and progressive town compared to being from Sydney and living in WA.
Anarchic Wild Child
A memories? Unfortunately a lot of mine are on the other side of a haze caused by these
But my God where the early 70s fun .... The bits I remember anyway
"So if you meet me, have some sympathy, have some courtesy, have some taste ..."
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