Old Classics.

**crack** · 29th November 2006, 04:31

Browsing in the wee hours this morning, and this is an example of the Artistry that can be created, from machinery alot of us grew up with.

**skelstar** · 29th November 2006, 07:45

Those are some beautiful bikes.

**Paul in NZ** · 29th November 2006, 07:47

Why oh why could not have Triumph built that Bonnie.....

Those are some nice cafe racers - top jobs....

**efzed750** · 29th November 2006, 07:53

I like my ol' FZ750 '87

**HenryDorsetCase** · 29th November 2006, 11:55

I have such a hard on for that CB750 cafe racer that I wont need the Viagra tonight...

mmm thanks for sharing.

**crack** · 29th November 2006, 18:40

As I said the artistry is personal,as are the tastes, compare with the old Iron jug Harley.

**Kelem** · 29th November 2006, 19:20

Nice Pic's

http://www.harley-davidson.com/wcm/C..._GB&swfxrdna=1

**Grumpy Gnomb** · 29th November 2006, 19:26

Seems to be a lot of interest in these types of bikes. guess it because great work manship never goes out of practice

**Aiolos** · 29th November 2006, 20:27

Where can I get me one of those new Vincents?

**duncan_bayne** · 30th November 2006, 07:42

This is Pete Pratt's RD350 special ... now that's what I call a classic.

**Bonez** · 30th November 2006, 15:12

Originally Posted by crack

Browsing in the wee hours this morning, and this is an example of the Artistry that can be created, from machinery alot of us grew up with.

The last one is a new modified new Triumph twin. Looks good though all the same.

**crack** · 30th November 2006, 18:01

Originally Posted by Bonez

The last one is a new modified new Triumph twin. Looks good though all the same.

New? modified by who? available from where?

Certainly is an ARTISTIC beauty.

This is Pete Pratt's RD350 special ... now that's what I call a classic.

Yes they certianly are.

In 1973: My 1968 Fugly Suzuki T-20- 250, in standard trim,beat the RD 350 at the quarter mile drags.