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I dropped into Blackbushe airport today (Camberley) to mix with like-minded old farts.

For a change, here are some partial pics of the bikes. See how many you can accurately recognise - I'll post the full pics later.

The prize? Oh yes, the prize is a warm glow and a feeling of superiority over your fellow tossers. Money can't buy that.

OK here we go -

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I dropped into Blackbushe airport today (Camberley) to mix with like-minded old farts.

For a change, here are some partial pics of the bikes. See how many you can accurately recognise - I'll post the full pics later.

The prize? Oh yes, the prize is a warm glow and a feeling of superiority over your fellow tossers. Money can't buy that.

OK here we go -

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Did you meet Euan ?
 
Kawasaki H2A

Commando 850 Mk 111

Honda CB750 F2?

CBX 1000 6

Kawasaki (H1 500?)

Suzuki GT750

RD 250/400

Veloshite Venom

Suzuki AP50

Commando 916 or something.....
 
Kawasaki H2A

Commando 850 Mk 111

Honda CB750 F2?

CBX 1000 6

Kawasaki (H1 500?)

Suzuki GT750

RD 250/400

Veloshite Venom

Suzuki AP50

Commando 916 or something.....
I agree with the majority, only I think the Blue Kwacker is a lil un KH250 . The third one down might be a 550 cos didn’t Paul own one not so long ago ?
 
What caused more interest to me than the bikes a few weeks ago, was the old Vickers Viscount in the hangar with a DC3.

Brought back the schoolboy plane spotting memories.
 
Fabulous responses, I think overall number 6 is number 1, as it were.

You win the myestery prize, an afternoon exploring London's sewers with Wapps.

OK the answers....
 
Ordered the same as the quiz (hopefully) -

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The Honda four was a CB550 Four K3, the blue kwacker was a 250 and I guess the only clue to the RD being a 400 was slightly fatter exhausts... maybe?

Ayway, chapeau!
 
That CBX - what is it, about 45 years old - is still an absolutely jaw dropping motorcycle.

If I could have taken one home, the GT750 kettle might have been the winner.

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Strangely enough I got them all correct.........em honest! :D Much easier after the fact though!

Can we have more quizzes, like these, amazing pictures, and something for us lonely old buggers to think over?
 
I love the XJR Yamahas with the standard cans on; they were beautifully made bikes and the standard cans suited them to a tee; i have seen XJR exu systems fitted to modified FJR 1100 & 1200s that look better than the systems they originally came with;; then again that could just be me.
 
I love the XJR Yamahas with the standard cans on; they were beautifully made bikes and the standard cans suited them to a tee; i have seen XJR exu systems fitted to modified FJR 1100 & 1200s that look better than the systems they originally came with;; then again that could just be me.
I totally agree, those standard cans do look the best.
 
Commando mk3 for me please coz I’ve ridden a couple, but never owned one.
And looks like that one has been well sorted…Maxton forks, twin disks etc…
 


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