The life and times of a 69 H1 barn find . .

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The life and times of a 69 H1 barn find . .

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Gotta love that bike. How many can there be left like that?
Spare key still in the tool bag. Wow! What dreams are made of. Thumbs Up
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What are your plans with the bike Rick.
Keep it as it is or a total rebuild.
It is interesting to see it in it's original build condition and I think it would be best kept as is.
Plus is this one of the earliest H1's you have ever seen.

Enjoyed watching all the videos from the purchase to this latest one.

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Aardvark wrote:What are your plans with the bike Rick.
Keep it as it is or a total rebuild.
It is interesting to see it in it's original build condition and I think it would be best kept as is.
Plus is this one of the earliest H1's you have ever seen.
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I'm hoping I can afford to keep it, I just LOVE riding it, it purrs along, will be interesting to see what I get out of the first tank of fuel. I have a couple of H1's actually older than this One but they are sort of "immaculate" and just don't have the charisma that this bike has, I like unusual things and this one is fits the bill!
As an aside, for many years I owned one of the first H1's to come to the U.K. KAF-00184, I sold it to my pal "Z1Andy" who has now almost finished restoring it, and coincidentally, it now resides 2 Miles from the shop it was first sold at - Bill Smiths in Chester!
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Mitsui Spy wrote:Gotta love that bike. How many can there be left like that?
Spare key still in the tool bag. Wow! What dreams are made of. Thumbs Up
Feck me James , you're easy pleased . a spare key ?!,

My dreams usually involve a Yacht and Kylie !! :)
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Take your point but....
Easily pleased? Not that easily I bet. Is there another undiscovered totally original '69 H1 with a virgin tool kit (with original key) still in place anywhere? Possibly not. It's a small thing but I would have been thrilled to open that tool kit for the first time.
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Mitsui Spy wrote: It's a small thing but I would have been thrilled to open that tool kit for the first time.
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I'm with you James, I was disappointed when I saw the aftermarket keys, I was like a school kid at Christmas when I glimpsed at what I thought was the original key when making the video . . . . Simple things often bring the most pleasure Thumbs Up
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Wow, fantastic.
Its good to know these things are still around, great collection of articles and glad to see the correct safety gear being worn :mrgreen:

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