It was mad 3 foot seat height, trouble was I've only got 2 foot 6 legs. It had a Bladon Brothers built 710cc big bore kit. Great on country roads. However part of my daily commute was 40 miles on the motorway. Sold it when my neck grew 2 inches wider, due to the lack of wind protection!double h wrote:What was the CCM like?davet wrote:Just managed to get the photos of my bikes over the years on my pc. The last one is my favourite, shouldn't have sold it, never mind.
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Picked this up on Friday. Wanted something different after Tmax. Gone back to gears.
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Muttley McLadd
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It's got three more gearsGBCS wrote:
Saw 145 on the clock on Sunday ...... On a private road of course
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Quarter to 2 is a great time for Sunday lunch!
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GBCS
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You don't need to tell me !, the older I get, the slower I get. Things start approaching a little too quick for my liking if I go much quicker.Muttley McLadd wrote:It's got three more gearsGBCS wrote:
Saw 145 on the clock on Sunday ...... On a private road of course
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Only had a couple of bikes in my life, me brothers the biker and I'm the other one. Had a Suzy GS850G and a Kwak GPZ600R. The Kwak was very quick for its time, the Suzy was dreadful and went round corners like skippy on a skateboard. There are many lovely bikes out there, past and present, but you only have to look at the photo of a bike and a GP parked together to see why I still ride Scooters.double h wrote:My money pit with my motorcycle.
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