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I put Dunlop K-81s on my RD 350 and CB 400 F back in 1975, those were the tire to have back then. Dunlop makes a TT100, which, I am told, is the tire to replace the K-81. My RD and my CB had 3.00 X

I put Dunlop K-81s on my RD 350 and CB 400 F back in 1975, those were the tire to have back then. Dunlop makes a TT100, which, I am told, is the tire to replace the K-81. My RD and my CB had 3.00 X

I put Dunlop K-81s on my RD 350 and CB 400 F back in 1975, those were the tire to have back then. Dunlop makes a TT100, which, I am told, is the tire to replace the K-81. My RD and my CB had 3.00 X

I put Dunlop K-81s on my RD 350 and CB 400 F back in 1975, those were the tire to have back then. Dunlop makes a TT100, which, I am told, is the tire to replace the K-81. My RD and my CB had 3.00 X

From my daily surveillance of Sennen Cove, I don't think the weather was abysmal (Friday looked wet) From: W650riders@... [mailto:W650riders@...] On Behalf Of Dick

I love watching people trying to start hotted up Gold Stars. Saw someone nearly reach escape velocity in Southend a few years back From: W650riders@...

Now I'm confused. I thought the Enfield Meteor or constellation was sold as an Indian??? From: W650riders@... [mailto:W650riders@...] On Behalf Of James Franklin Sent: 14

The advance lever was still around in the 50's, earlier there were even "air" lever as well so that you culd adjust the carb mixture on the fly. Larry Botheras Essex UK W650 Wrench 2007

You probably blinked at the wrong time:-) Hope you had a good time and not too much rain. Haze

- The version I like and use as my signature on some forums is FOUR WHEELS MOVE THE BODY TWO WHEELS MOVE THE SOUL Dick In W650riders@..., "Mark Campbell" <scrubby64@...> wrote: whether

- What yo did say is that Hondas were appliances not motorcycles ergo anyone that only has Hondas is not a motorcyclist Dick-- In W650riders@..., "James Franklin"

Too right IMO there is too much bigotry in motorcycling todayhavinng said that as I am no longer considered to be a real motorcyclist by certain members of this group ( some of whom I would have

Spotted this in the campsite at the BSAOC rally in Jabbeke. I think it is a 125cc but it certainly went well; it passed us soon after we set off home (we were in the van!) Haze

Just to let you guys know that Sue and I are back from our trip to Cornwall. Whilst travelling through Wiltshire I was constantly watching my mirrors for a Silver & Blue projectile to pas us at 110

R, On my second bike, a '69 XLCH Sportster, which I bought new in the summer of '68, the left hand grip was used to retard or advance the ignition. If one forgot and tried to start it on full advance

Pete Think I'll order mine direct for $5.95. All I need is some vintage 1967 postage... Dennis

Here's a better shot....made in Scotland, from girders...

Rose I couldn't tell if the book was a better way to achieve motorcycling proficiency or what. Dennis

This is the one Ruari was looking for, I'll bet. Dennis

....and it`s great! It?s a 2000 model with less than 16000 km on the clock, and I love it. It has been fitted with ohlins rear shocks since the originals were useless. The tyres are TT100 dunlops and