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stevie747 wrote:sold it via MCN in 1980 (ish) for £900 to a guy from Bristol I think, he turned up in a van with some mates and took it away with his mates holding it up in the back for 200 miles... :shock: It had a new crank and top end and had about 18K on the clock, chucked in a good set of Denco's as well :cry:
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Looks like Paul owned it (and still does!) AFTER you! There is a report in an early KTC newsletter about his "European Adventures" on your ex bike
Nice one, hope I can run into them one day - it'd be mixed feelings though, that bike was a legend in my area and everyone (apart from my mum) thought I was mad to sell it although to be honest I was getting a bit fed up repairing both it and myself all the time - it was the one featured in the first Superbike Hairy Tales - I'll scan it one day (I haven't found it yet :oops: ) for Malc for the KTC mag.

Would his European adventure stories be available on-line anywhere ?
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stevie747 wrote:
El Presidente wrote:
stevie747 wrote:sold it via MCN in 1980 (ish) for £900 to a guy from Bristol I think, he turned up in a van with some mates and took it away with his mates holding it up in the back for 200 miles... :shock: It had a new crank and top end and had about 18K on the clock, chucked in a good set of Denco's as well :cry:
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Looks like Paul owned it (and still does!) AFTER you! There is a report in an early KTC newsletter about his "European Adventures" on your ex bike
Nice one, hope I can run into them one day - it'd be mixed feelings though, that bike was a legend in my area and everyone (apart from my mum) thought I was mad to sell it although to be honest I was getting a bit fed up repairing both it and myself all the time - it was the one featured in the first Superbike Hairy Tales - I'll scan it one day (I haven't found it yet :oops: ) for Malc for the KTC mag.
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Steve, I already did that for you!!!


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Hucklow Tom wrote:
stevie747 wrote:
El Presidente wrote: .
Looks like Paul owned it (and still does!) AFTER you! There is a report in an early KTC newsletter about his "European Adventures" on your ex bike
Nice one, hope I can run into them one day - it'd be mixed feelings though, that bike was a legend in my area and everyone (apart from my mum) thought I was mad to sell it although to be honest I was getting a bit fed up repairing both it and myself all the time - it was the one featured in the first Superbike Hairy Tales - I'll scan it one day (I haven't found it yet :oops: ) for Malc for the KTC mag.
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Steve, I already did that for you!!!


http://kawaportal.org/phpBB2/viewtopic. ... highlight=
Cheers, it was Malc who wanted it scanned to possibly put into the club mag, apparently the font size was too small to reproduce before :smt102

Malc, can you use this for your purposes or would you still need a scanned version?

It might not be necessary anyway given it's already on here for anyone to read :D
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