Jota 120 - is it a bargain Lothar?

"Takes me back to what my friend Ray Sheepwash, then ILOC chairman wrote in his editorial more than 25 years ago " ride the bikes, it'll keep the spares side of things going".
Nobody listened."
you will be able to revisit that one Paul, at the ladies night in December, since Ray and Christine will be present. I look forward to you taking the piss about making it to very nearly your old house in France (from Kent UK) WITHOUT refilling the engine with oil following a change, remarkable that the motor lasted that long, 200+ miles? but even five years later the thing still stank highly of FIRE, thankfully rebuilt later by Steve Elliot.
CLEM
Great. It'll be lovely to see Ray again.
Was it he who invented ceramic coating in engines?
Paul
 
Apparently, the bike, which is supposedly the topic of this thread, has been sold. I wonder if we will see it out and about on the road any time soon. 🤔
 
My LZ50 is rarer! :)
In fact quite a few of my bikes are rarer than a Jota 120, of which 400 (or thereabouts) were built.
However, I hope the new owner likes their new acquisition and gets a lot of joy out of owning it.
 
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