Christmas Eve ride, fizzing at the bung ready for the off to Wanganui Street Races tomorrow.
Went to a fellas house this evening with a group of guys, had a squizz at some of his collection.
:smitten: :drool:
Now that's a great collection of classics!!!!!
Enjoy Kiwi, funny how thats now an amazing collection, it is. 50 yrs ago they were just bikes that came around home. I looked thru them, have ridden example of each. If i could choose one, too hard. Enjoy your day Mate.
Fantastic selection of Bikes there..
I was planning to take my bike out today (Christmas Day), but its peeing down today here..
But tomorrow is looking dry so I shall play out tomorrow..
I am off work now till the 6th January
I usually like to go for a ride on Christmas day but its wet here as well, but tomorrow is looking good. I'm off work forever :whistling:
That's amazing Col, I seen some pic's very recently from a guy that lives up Newcastle NSW that are from the same collection, he is a KIWI by the name of Max.
Same pics different angle.
Not sure i understand, same pics NZ then NSW?
@grog The guy I know from Newcastle doesn't own them, he is a Katana man.
Yep same, very small world..
Been at the Wanganui Boxing Day Street Races.
Good ride both ways 700km round trip. Stayed in a motel not too far from the track. Quite a few bikers staying there, always enjoy gasbagging with other riders. Met two other 1400 owners and told them about this place. One of the bikes was a mint Final Edition it was lovely. Both owners were very happy and spoke highly of their choice of bike. The other was a black with those popular twin headlight fairings and belly pan combo. He said he'd written his first one off and replaced it with an identical bike.
The Wanganui track is referred to as the Cemetery Circuit.
On the way home, Mt Ruapehu in the background.
Last two photos were taken from the same spot I just turned slightly. Beautiful.
Bike got a pat on the tank when we got home.
Great few days :boogie2: