Remember these?

**avgas** · 15th January 2014, 06:20

Let me know if you find "Build Quality at Bultaco"

**BigAl** · 15th January 2014, 06:21

Some interesting comments alright

**Paul in NZ** · 15th January 2014, 07:14

There was a local variant of that.. I have one someplace - must dig it out...

**unstuck** · 15th January 2014, 07:21

Is that a "Special one". I don't remember seeing the signature in the one I read. Was a long time ago though I guess.

**T.W.R** · 15th January 2014, 08:42

Originally Posted by avgas

Let me know if you find "Build Quality at Bultaco"

Got plenty of options....some of the mags are getting turfed and some being kept, just flicking through them as I go. Have found some interesting things so far though.

Originally Posted by Paul in NZ

There was a local variant of that.. I have one someplace - must dig it out...

Originally Posted by unstuck

Is that a "Special one". I don't remember seeing the signature in the one I read. Was a long time ago though I guess.

There was a version with a red cover.
I'd forgotten all about it and found stashed in amongst a pile of 1979/80 Two Wheels mags

**nudemetalz** · 16th January 2014, 09:29

Trying to figure out the bike he's on. Is it a GS450? (Wouldn't be 400 or 425 cause of the cast wheels).

**T.W.R** · 16th January 2014, 09:55

Originally Posted by nudemetalz

Trying to figure out the bike he's on. Is it a GS450? (Wouldn't be 400 or 425 cause of the cast wheels).

It's GS425

the 450 only had electric start

**nudemetalz** · 16th January 2014, 22:16

Tell me when the last time you saw a GS425 was then

....I can't remember meself...

**T.W.R** · 16th January 2014, 22:56

Originally Posted by nudemetalz

Tell me when the last time you saw a GS425 was then

....I can't remember meself...

there's one that trundles around ashvagas every now & then......haven't seen it for a while though.
But looking at sales brochures for the GS400 & GS450 this arvo

**GrayWolf** · 24th January 2014, 05:44

Originally Posted by slofox

I had (still have) a copy of Mike Hailwood's "The Art of Motorcycle Racing" in which he blithely states "you don't know where the limit is until you fall off it."

Thanks Mike. (Oh and I did eventually find it too...)

Yeh but you have to admit, no other race rider has 'retired' from riding in races for 10 yrs, then come back to win the most prestigious race in the world.
Hell look at Schaumaker, after only a few years he couldnt make the grade again.