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OK there are some of us here that are just totally and utterly obsessed by kawasaki triples and all they have in there garage are triples

even I have a an A1B and A KE125

so what other make of gems to people have tucked away

with pictures please 8)

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1971 MT1, 1976 KV75, 1978 KV75, 1970 G4TR, 1975 F-11, 1999 W650.
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1930 scott sports squirrel 600
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kawasaki kv75..various years :oops:
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1928 ajs k9 500
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I wish i still had these though
1933 velocette mov 250 methanol powered vintage racer
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1926 ajs g8 vintage racer
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kawasaki ga2a
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Honda ns400r
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1926 ajs g6 350 bigport

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1960 molnar manx norton 500
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I have loads of other pics of my older stuff as well :oops:
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Used to have this

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Still have this

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and this

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and this

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and this

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used to have F6a and F7a but now both are gone :cry:
Too old to die young


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I still have this

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there might be more some where!!!!!
Who was in My control panel!!!!!!
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Where did your F's end up, Rog ?
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they went to france!!!!!!! :D :D :D
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triumph t100- up from 50bhp/44 torques at rear wheel to 82bhp/62torques at r.w.
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MV1078RR-this is a beast!!
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also have a Norton Cafe Racer on order-since last Nov!!
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Post by kas750 »

Nice one Al.I believe the new nortons are very slow coming through.They really cannot be making a profit at what they are selling them for as they cannot make enough to make it profitable.Bit worrying really.I hope it turns out ok for you :?
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its a nice sensible little honda

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1989 CR500.

I cant really do it justice anymore :oops: but i cant bring meself sell it either.


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kas750 wrote:Nice one Al.I believe the new nortons are very slow coming through.They really cannot be making a profit at what they are selling them for as they cannot make enough to make it profitable.Bit worrying really.I hope it turns out ok for you :?
Had a letter off Norton jus this week, saying the problems have mainly been due to BRITISH suppliers of parts to build the engines being very slow to produce the goods. they,ve now sacked em n are about to build the bikes -including engines- 'in house' at their place at Donnington Park. This then means the number of bikes built weekly will double from 10 to 20. So they say.......I also gather they've 800 orders worldwide.........
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fnuseless wrote:they went to france!!!!!!! :D :D :D
correct....the F7a bought by johnny foreigner for his wife :!:

and the F6a was to be on display in his office, and purely for him to look at...no kiddin :!:

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Here my bikes iv had this past year, sold some on, restored them all myself. Image

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whats the last one Blackhat ?
Old maico ?
looks fun !
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h2nick wrote:whats the last one Blackhat ?
Old maico ?
looks fun !
Husqvarna 430CR, was good fun , did the classic Mx with it ,
But fk me i was knackered ,
So sold it on , :roll:
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heres my babys

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My three...
1971 H2, 2003 Z1000, 1981 CBX 1000.

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