classic bike show.
Posted: Sun Jul 25, 2010 12:26 pm
my wife and ol me went classic bike show today.
and I'm not kidding you the was 3 beautiful early GT750's some cracking T500/gt500 to.
there was one that had not been registered for the road
from new.
it had 1 mile on the clock and you can tell the difference in the chrome! nothing like today's even though it was nice and shiny.
took recordings of them all but on one of these fangle dangle HD camcorders. recordings in segment and I have to down load on the PC etc to get them in one recordings.f**k f**k why can't they make things simple.
its a good job I have my two sons to rely on.
might have well use my camera.
I'll ask my son to see if I can get some still pictures and post on here.
one thing I did notice on these early(black cone's ones) the the radiator grill had 2 bars welded to the surround crash frame,not seen one of them before.
probably welded the tubes themselves and re-chromed them.
anyway it was a good day.
a bit of me is taking an interest in the GT500 as they are a little cheaper to buy
and I'm not kidding you the was 3 beautiful early GT750's some cracking T500/gt500 to.
there was one that had not been registered for the road

it had 1 mile on the clock and you can tell the difference in the chrome! nothing like today's even though it was nice and shiny.
took recordings of them all but on one of these fangle dangle HD camcorders. recordings in segment and I have to down load on the PC etc to get them in one recordings.f**k f**k why can't they make things simple.
its a good job I have my two sons to rely on.
might have well use my camera.
I'll ask my son to see if I can get some still pictures and post on here.
one thing I did notice on these early(black cone's ones) the the radiator grill had 2 bars welded to the surround crash frame,not seen one of them before.
probably welded the tubes themselves and re-chromed them.
anyway it was a good day.
a bit of me is taking an interest in the GT500 as they are a little cheaper to buy
