The Sock
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Love the exhaust! Luckily no pictures exist of my Bonnevile chopper, forks were so long you could ride with the centre stand down!It gets worse!
I put the £40 as a Deposit on a '66 BSA C15 SS. Second worst POS(bike) I've ever owned.View attachment 91794
Here's a picture of a lovely Honda. One I'd be quite happy to own.
This one was the Motor Show Launch S800, one of several in the Owner's collection.
I've got a couple of pieces of one in the garage - two SF starter motorsWhen I was at high school, one of the teachers had a little Honda S800. I thought it was really cool.
Hamish that’s coolio - you should try and track it down - I love particularly the exhaust pipeIt gets worse!
I put the £40 as a Deposit on a '66 BSA C15 SS. Second worst POS(bike) I've ever owned.View attachment 91794
Hamish that’s coolio - you should try and track it down - I love particularly the exhaust pipe
The upswept angle enjoyed a previous life connecting the hose to the head on a vacuum cleaner. The "silencer" was from a Norman 250, same colour as the one pictured below.Hamish that’s coolio - you should try and track it down - I love particularly the exhaust pipe

What were you riding, Andy? I saw some video footage of this today, but no obvious sight of a LaverdaWent for a slightly damp and windy ride with a few dozen friends around the TT Mountain Course. This year’s ‘Legacy Lap’, in aid of the MGP Supporters Club, was in memory of the late JJ ‘Jackie’ Wood, former clerk of the course, and ex-MGP, TT, and Grand Prix ‘Continental Circus’ racer of some note back in the 1950’s. His most notable ride was in the North West 200 in 1955 when, riding for Geoff Duke’s team, he won the 350 Junior Race. incidentally, his ‘boss’ won the 500 Senior Race.
That’s because I chose a bike more suited to the conditions- the C600 Sport with the heated grips and seat.What were you riding, Andy? I saw some video footage of this today, but no obvious sight of a Laverda![]()
Bloke might use it as his tradie vehicle during the week, but looks more like a purely camping set up.I saw these on my morning walk today in Port Douglas. The first is an unusual windshield protector.
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The second is a very clean Ford, is it a tradies truck?View attachment 92069
Ha ha, well a lot of blokes might like to think so, but the snorkel is designed to draw cleaner dust free air from higher up and usually provides more volume as well...............It has a business name and contact information on the back door, but I agree that it’s more of a weekend warrior sort of vehicle. Do you guys really ford such deep streams as to need a snorkel that draws from the roof? That aside, it is one of a number of really nice rigs I’ve seen so far. Most are covered in red dust meaning they do get used for more than the Saturday run to Coles!