Cool pic, now can someone tell me what bike this is?
Cool pic, now can someone tell me what bike this is?
I ride the dirt, I ride the tide
I search the outside, search inside
I know I'll always burn to be
Remind me of what left this outlaw torn
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Looks like a brand new GN250 being delivered.
Its missing the anchor chain......
and there is only one bike that attaches to them
Its a "harley"![]()
There are no bike experts on KB. Just strokers.
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BSA bantam or whatever its called, its old, looks like a single cylinder thumper.
Or an old triumph, indian?
It's a twin cylinder single carb 2-stroke, thinking Yamaha. My guess is YD-2.
"...you meet the weirdest people riding a Guzzi !!..."
If it is japanese it'll still start!
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It looks like a Suzuki T10 250 from the 60's BUT no-one has commented on why the chain drive is on the right so maybe something like an MZ or CZ?
That's true, but remember it's a 40 year old (dumped) bike and people did all sorts of mods back then. May have had YDS forks put on it.
Sheez, I'm sounding like a geek here but I like my classic Yamahas (hence owning the YG1)
"...you meet the weirdest people riding a Guzzi !!..."
One thing I do like about the bike is the rust free luggage rack at the back of the bike....
I ride the dirt, I ride the tide
I search the outside, search inside
I know I'll always burn to be
Remind me of what left this outlaw torn
~ The Outlaw Torn (Metallica: Load 1996)
It looks like only one spark plug poking out, in the centre of that wide-looking head.
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