Show us your Classic M/C

and here's my effort - rather nice really and totally original.

Lovely looking bike :cool:

I managed to get this 1983 Gpz1100 unitrack in January. The last of the line of 2 valve Z engines. One previous owner and genuine 5900 miles and just as it left the factory.
 

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Winter project

Lets hope it's not a money pit, all there just needs a bit of TLC I hope.

Showing 15'000 miles, have MOT's for last 16 years, so should be okay.
 

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Lets hope it's not a money pit, all there just needs a bit of TLC I hope.

Showing 15'000 miles, have MOT's for last 16 years, so should be okay.

Also have this one, but not my own work.

It's in this months, Classic Motorcycle Mechanics, no I did not pay what they claim.
 

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Lets hope it's not a money pit, all there just needs a bit of TLC I hope.

Showing 15'000 miles, have MOT's for last 16 years, so should be okay.



oh yes! that sir is one of the finest "money pits" ever turned out by Mr Honda:thumb

they were a money pit when you signed on the dotted line and wheeled it out of the showroom...... the dealer just couldn't even guess the amount that it would cost you in the next two years!:eek:

great bike though:D:D:D i remember seeing one in a "special" nickel plated tubular ladder frame (moto-martin?) with a work of art tank and exhaust outside Tommy Robb's honda dealer in Warrington way back when! pure motorcycle porn!


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oh yes! that sir is one of the finest "money pits" ever turned out by Mr Honda:thumb

they were a money pit when you signed on the dotted line and wheeled it out of the showroom...... the dealer just couldn't even guess the amount that it would cost you in the next two years!:eek:

great bike though:D:D:D i remember seeing one in a "special" nickel plated tubular ladder frame (moto-martin?) with a work of art tank and exhaust outside Tommy Robb's honda dealer in Warrington way back when! pure motorcycle porn!


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I'm not going to ride it, just going to make it as good as I can.

Then drink beer and look at it. :D
 
almost a classis

900supersport.

bought at the weekend for £1400. one 77yo owner from new.

I like it.

B
 

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Found and bought about two weeks ago !!
There is a story in there somewhere , but not sure what it is !!
Made in March 1976 - 1st reg in August 1978 (Ties in with ROI ... Belfast, registration number) - First Registered new in NI ... the plot thickens .... approx 46,000 miles from new - looks correct , BUT according to DVLA , never been Taxed , and by MOT records , never been MOT'd (till by me yesterday !)

Ideas ??
 

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ditch the wheels.

no no ..... I meant about the history ... how can a bike "disappear" for 2.5 years ?? (Yes , I realise how expensive they were in their day (2.x times a Honda 750) ... and how they would have laid about in dealers ... but .....)

... and those are period Lester wheels .... much rarer than wire ?? :)
 
no no ..... I meant about the history ... how can a bike "disappear" for 2.5 years ?? (Yes , I realise how expensive they were in their day (2.x times a Honda 750) ... and how they would have laid about in dealers ... but .....)

... and those are period Lester wheels .... much rarer than wire ?? :)

just a guess, a bike taken to germany by a squaddie can "disappear" and then suddenly come back
 
900supersport.

bought at the weekend for £1400. one 77yo owner from new.

I like it.

B

I raced one of those! Couldn't afford an 851, see...

I found the Weber twin-choke carb to be ok - it was worse when I put 42mm Del'Orto carbs on it; the clutch slave cylinder needed some tlc, and I think I put an extra plate in the clutch to help it grip better.

Nice find!
 
R90S Sorted ... (Not the wheels , they I assume will simply just fall off in the next 5 to 10 miles)

DVA have managed to "dig up" that it was previously registered in GB ... so if the original owner of PDM 650P would like to make himself known ... ?? Reg in May 1976 - which would tie up with manufacturing date of March 76

Next .....:D
 
Lets hope it's not a money pit, all there just needs a bit of TLC I hope.

Showing 15'000 miles, have MOT's for last 16 years, so should be okay.

By a strange quirk of fate I managed to get one of these when I was 17.

I ran it for years and did more than a few miles on it. I destruction tested it for Honda and found out most of its flaws.

Somehow I am still alive, not sure how that happened either.
 


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