thats a great thing to come along, nice one. can i ask why he didnt want much?

i believe with older (70's) cars you could put a special oil in thats a bit thicker and would take up the slack but this is a 98 and =of these newish engine styles.

no worrys if this is not ok but my work colleague fas heard me talk of the amount of knowledge you guys have. his work car (petrol) is rattling and i suggested redex to maybe quieten in down, but he asked if i would pose the question on here of whether there is something better. No problem at all if...

but youd have to catch a bus out to get to the kick start

much better bars Piggy, i never did like drop bars, i like sitting up looking ahead.

i think its partridge al e dot4 Paul,


as Jimbo says, i really hope you got it cleaned off in time Brian.

no worries Jules, wasnt your z900 then, could have been a member of the vjmc perhaps, unless someone else owns up.

and whats for dinner tonight.

i went up today, got there at 11.30, a good few bikes there, mostly British and 3 other mt500/350's, mates said a nice brown z900 had been there but id missed it, was that anyone in the club?

really nice flow, great colour scheme.

OK, sunday looking possible, i should be there by 11am, im on a rough old green armstrong mt500 because i dont have a zed, but if any z1oc members turn up i may dribble over yours so bring some kitchen rool be good to meet any members that can make it

and how much fror a pound of carrots and what time is coronation street on tonight, oh yes, sorry, there was a topic wasnt there.

Broughs were rare and very expensive hand built Motorcycles produced in very Limited numbers and ridden by a National Hero (TE Lawrence). The Z1 was a mass produced motorcycle built in big numbers and ridden by Dick Emery..... this may go some way to explaining the price difference. I am probably s...

Broughs were rare and very expensive hand built Motorcycles produced in very Limited numbers and ridden by a National Hero (TE Lawrence). The Z1 was a mass produced motorcycle built in big numbers and ridden by Dick Emery..... this may go some way to explaining the price difference. brilliantly put...

much much rarer than a zed, i believe it was the last or at least one of the last known out there somewhere, a real find. It has nothing to do with bubbles, bubbles are for plentiful bikes that are popular because of the owners age, these bikes have sold for the big money because of historic rarity....