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  1. #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by gammaguy View Post
    heres a couple of mine
    Nice RG... how long have you had it?
    One for the road...
    Kat1230 (81), GSXR1100 (86), RG500 (86)
    The 80`s - Back in the days when men looked like women, women dressed like whores and the music F@#KING ROCKED!

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    Quote Originally Posted by eelracing View Post
    Nice build on the KX but what else have you got lurking in that shed???Is that a RGV front end on the Elsie?(sacrilege...haha)I have a blue 350Lc I intend to get back on the road at some stage,but i've been saying that for to long now.





    Fantastic RG but small pic can't do it justice.More please.TDR is mint.


    I love smokers if you hav'nt guessed and some of the collection are as follows 1980 RM125,1974 TS400(Apache)bastardised into a MX'r,1983 RM125 and 1990 RGV250 racebike.
    ELLRacing... nice bikes... Man your had core. All racing machines... nice .
    One for the road...
    Kat1230 (81), GSXR1100 (86), RG500 (86)
    The 80`s - Back in the days when men looked like women, women dressed like whores and the music F@#KING ROCKED!

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    Quote Originally Posted by classic zed View Post
    Just the restored one, the project is still too far off
    Nice Job on the Z... I am looking to do this to my Kat...
    One for the road...
    Kat1230 (81), GSXR1100 (86), RG500 (86)
    The 80`s - Back in the days when men looked like women, women dressed like whores and the music F@#KING ROCKED!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Laava View Post
    Did you use the donk to power up the BBQ?
    Wasn't grunty enough, so I used it to fill some space in my rubbish bin

    Quote Originally Posted by Subike View Post
    My $20 One previous owner, 378,000 miles 1980 XS1100 Yamaha the day I bought her home.

    Take note how rusty the front disc's are, She had not been ridden for 2 years.
    That is very nice, love the colour scheme.
    Quote Originally Posted by Paul in NZ View Post
    Ha...Thats true but life is full horrible choices sometimes Merv. Then sometimes just plain stuff happens... and then some more stuff happens.....




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    WOW... I feel like I have found home. so cool.

    Kids are away at thair grand parents... drinking beer.. small puff and Neil Young... Live .....10min of Slipped Away....boot leg. And life could not get better!

    I love my classic Jap bikes... these were the things that made me get hard when i was young.... First the Kat... then the GSXR and RG... the RG500 was it that was well increadable. I made a pact to myself that one day I would own one.

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    Brought the 750... felt like a failure.. but paid it off to the misses... and then this came up.. 10min call at lunch time to the nag and it was brought... subject to the bank.

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    One for the road...
    Kat1230 (81), GSXR1100 (86), RG500 (86)
    The 80`s - Back in the days when men looked like women, women dressed like whores and the music F@#KING ROCKED!

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    Will take a few pics tommorow of mine,both awaiting my looto win,,both all there but in bits/boxes,Z65O and XS Triple bought with some nice aftermarket bits back in the day,3/1 and very tasty "Stone" like bikini fairing.
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    Thats a well tasty 1100 fella,very nice indeed.Dont let it go.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 98tls View Post
    Thats a well tasty 1100 fella,very nice indeed.Dont let it go.

    Its a keeper Mike, under restoration now, and I dont care if it take 10 years to restore.

    Dont need to buy a retro look bike, when I own one of the better retro super bikes from the late 70"s.

    And one day we might just ride a road together, you on the XS750, me on the XS1100
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    Quote Originally Posted by Subike View Post
    Its a keeper Mike, under restoration now, and I dont care if it take 10 years to restore.

    Dont need to buy a retro look bike, when I own one of the better retro super bikes from the late 70"s.

    And one day we might just ride a road together, you on the XS750, me on the XS1100
    In the meantime mate i want to buy another of these in completly oem condition,have a shitload of parts in the shed so buy a fucked one and get it nice,give it a few years and the TLS will be one a the great jap classics.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Arronduke View Post
    Nice RG... how long have you had it?
    since brand new

    its a genuine yoshimura replica

    and yes trainspotters,suzuki made a replica of a bike yoshimura never made- a two stroke.

    but its yoshi colors and thats the way suzuki made it.

    ill never sell it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Arronduke View Post
    ELLRacing... nice bikes... Man your had core. All racing machines... nice .
    Not so much hardcore just love lightweight two strokes.

    Quote Originally Posted by Arronduke View Post
    WOW... I feel like I have found home. so cool.

    Kids are away at thair grand parents... drinking beer.. small puff and Neil Young... Live .....10min of Slipped Away....boot leg. And life could not get better!
    Eh? you mean apart from riding that 500 surely.


    Quote Originally Posted by gammaguy View Post
    since brand new

    its a genuine yoshimura replica

    and yes trainspotters,suzuki made a replica of a bike yoshimura never made- a two stroke.

    but its yoshi colors and thats the way suzuki made it.

    ill never sell it.

    You and Arronduke have got it sussed,both beautiful bikes and i'm much jealous.

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    The CB350 and GT250 - both awaiting refurbishment still....


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    The RG250 - this was a WW model that suffered a wiring loom fire, was pretty munted and was going to be scrapped. A local guy got stuck in and rebuilt it - the paint job is all spraycan, including the graphics. Its a hoot to ride, espec on the rough roads locally....Life starts at 7000......
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    heh I should post my 87 FZR here.........would make a few people cry to see what I have done to it..........and they wouldn't be tears of joy.

    One day she will blow up / decompose
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    Quote Originally Posted by SPman View Post
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    The CB350 and GT250 - both awaiting refurbishment still....




    The RG250 - this was a WW model that suffered a wiring loom fire, was pretty munted and was going to be scrapped. A local guy got stuck in and rebuilt it - the paint job is all spraycan, including the graphics. Its a hoot to ride, espec on the rough roads locally....Life starts at 7000......
    those WW models are now selling for big money in Japan

    worth restoring and hanging on to
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    Yeah - I'm trying to find a rear seat cover. Found one on yahoo japan, but wasn't up to figuring out how to actually buy it!
    “- He felt that his whole life was some kind of dream and he sometimes wondered whose it was and whether they were enjoying it.”

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