Who owns an H1D

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robh1f wrote:Gary whats your UK frame number ??? just being curious mate Thumbs Up Thumbs Up
frame number 13442

if anyone knows the whereabouts of engine number 83417

can you let me know

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Wow thats a few more than mine 12265 and Damien 12259 ???
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robh1f wrote:Wow thats a few more than mine 12265 and Damien 12259 ???
Just got my docs for the bike out
1st registered 1st August 1973

number of previous owners 7

reg number NAO 969 M

it seems strange that there's such a big gap between the frame numbers

and the O in the reg also seems unusual

beginning to doubt myself now

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NA would have been north newcastle originally gary ...
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I think it is the 2nd and 3rd letters are the area identifier and in 73 AO was Carlisle
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I've got two US imports.......both projects ..along with many others !
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I might have one.

Does this count?.

Not quite standard but the horn (Subaru) is the right way up and no complete bikes or rare parts were harmed in the build.

Mot on Saturday. Sadly can’t be exempted as it has been substantially modified :roll:
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Hi Tom

That looks nice!

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I've got one, MOT tomorrow. :D
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Windy wrote:
That looks nice!

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Cheers Dave.

T & T Saturday, and, I can now report that it goes and stops quite nicely too.

Especially the stopping bit :D A revelation after the drum on old faithful!


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