What do you think?.......

[bustupbiker]

**(and more still who haven't yet come forward ). ME
I have the orange jobbie 1974 with 7thou on the clock.
Talkin of clocks thats what i need the bezzle is no more,
was left it and a few other bikes in my mates Will, i will have her running next year aas she has stood for at least 9years now..
Lyn.

 

[jonnie comet]

Probably the best approach Jonnie. The right one for you will crop up, sooner or later. Just take your time and go to view as many as you can and research them. That way you start to build up both (a) an idea of what you want and (b) a picture of what a lemon will look like, and what a 'good one' will look like.

I spent a silly amount of time travelling the country and incurring cost going to view bikes, only to be let down by original descriptions. But it was worthwhile because when it came to buying I knew what I was looking for (read "anal" about correct set up and features etc). In the end I found mine just 10 miles from my house!

Take your time and keep asking questions. As you've no doubt already noticed, there are a few of us 90S owners/experienced on here (and more still who haven't yet come forward - eg Cookie and Thornley).

...Cheers Will.....

I have the orange jobbie 1974 with 7thou on the clock.

...7thou ?........Is there a zero missing there ?..........


Interestingly, that black/smoke R90s, has now been taken off e bay. It was up for sale, on a classified ad', for the last few weeks, but has now been removed.

Coincidence ?.....................

 

[(RIP) Proff]

Mines only done 38,000. and I've done 35,000 of them.
I tended to use it as my "Best" bike, using my R26 or R60/6 for mundane tasks over the years, and now my r80g/s is the dogsbody