The Tony Foale Framed H2

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The Tony Foale Framed H2

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Is this one of the longest restos ever!
bought for £1600 its still in bits!
Check out the tastefull snake on the H2C tank :D
Its 80/85% restored just sat in boxs!!

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MCW 475 P has now become my "british" H2C :shock:
The previous owner gave me the H2C frame and the correct engine was in the Foale chassis
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That's utterly hideous Malc. Put it out of its misery :lol: .
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Its a "beautiful" thing :D ( As Oddball said in Kelly Heroes!) :shock:
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Last time I saw a tank like that it was from behind the Iron Curtain :lol: . Entertaining film 'Kelly's Heroes' Thumbs Up
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Time for me to work on my Martin frame h1, so we were supposed finishing both bikes for :?: northern 2010 or 2011 :smt003 we are late :roll: î
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Glad I'm not the only one who likes to take a bit of time. These people that do full restos in 3 months must have nothing better to do :lol:
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That tank rings a bell Malc..... was the bike Colin Roe's from Preston..?
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h2al wrote:That tank rings a bell Malc..... was the bike Colin Roe's from Preston..?
It was indeed AL Thumbs Up
He sold it to Dave ,who I bought it off, in September 1984!
I got the advert from MCN with it.
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Kawasaki H2750C 1974,Tony monoshock frame,many new parts,£1900 ono, swap
for car of similar value,EG rover or granada-Tel Preston 529**
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Tony_d123 wrote:Glad I'm not the only one who likes to take a bit of time. These people that do full restos in 3 months must have nothing better to do :lol:
Three months is a long time, it's usuall money that slows it down, or finding rare bits and pieces, oh and dozy suppliers!
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bbb wrote:
Tony_d123 wrote:Glad I'm not the only one who likes to take a bit of time. These people that do full restos in 3 months must have nothing better to do :lol:
Three months is a long time, it's usuall money that slows it down, or finding rare bits and pieces, oh and dozy suppliers!
You've got the wrong one there Bill he's grumpy not Dozy :D :D :lol:

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Hi Malc

Another pic (first rally) for your collection minus Mr Edmonson!!!!

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Great pic :D
Nice one Dave Thumbs Up
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Tent technology has come on leaps and bounds since then!
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Hal wrote:Tent technology has come on leaps and bounds since then!
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vMLSJjCi4a4
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The 1983 First Club rally, at 4.40 you can see Hal and Barb packing their tent away . . . 32 YEARS ago :shock:
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At 1:11, the white horse from MFN. :D
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