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- irhobotolo
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OKAY I will kick things off again with a few pictures of my latest plaything. I recently bought this off a local guy called Vince and I know that some of you will know both the bike and Vince from past meetings at Coleshill. Vince was a big mate of Phil Churchett and is a genuine nice guy. The bike is original and unrestored and lived in California until 3 years ago. It will remain unrestored for as long as I own it. Date codes and fasteners are correct and the paint marks from assembly are there. It rides absolutely superb and I think that this could be a long term relationship even at 20 mpg !!!!!!
And I have put the correct engine cover back on now before anyone points it out
And I have put the correct engine cover back on now before anyone points it out
- irhobotolo
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- firyembers
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That's definately worth a few tankfuls of go go juice for the scratching,terrorising and the pants filling fear of a lovely Sunday afternoon.
Go on be good to yourself..
There was a guy in Welshpool who had one in the 73-4,unbelievable the stunts he got up to on it,i bought his previous bike a Suzuki T200 Invader.
There were some around Llangollen and Llanlidloes aswell...
An inspiring bike which led me to love Kawasaki
From Wikipedia....
An H2 holds the record for the first 7-second single engined two stroke of any kind, with a standing quarter-mile of 7.776 secs at 170mph (NOS), ridden by Brian Pretzel of Redline Motorsports, engine built by Garth Glumm of Flow Research, also the engine builders of the fastest normally aspirated at 156.79 mph (IHRA-Bristol Tn.-1991). The quickest reed-valve converted, normally aspirated 750cc motorcycle with a standing quarter-mile of 8.24 secs at 153 mph held by Joe Bird of Fremont Nebraska.
Go on be good to yourself..
There was a guy in Welshpool who had one in the 73-4,unbelievable the stunts he got up to on it,i bought his previous bike a Suzuki T200 Invader.
There were some around Llangollen and Llanlidloes aswell...
An inspiring bike which led me to love Kawasaki
From Wikipedia....
An H2 holds the record for the first 7-second single engined two stroke of any kind, with a standing quarter-mile of 7.776 secs at 170mph (NOS), ridden by Brian Pretzel of Redline Motorsports, engine built by Garth Glumm of Flow Research, also the engine builders of the fastest normally aspirated at 156.79 mph (IHRA-Bristol Tn.-1991). The quickest reed-valve converted, normally aspirated 750cc motorcycle with a standing quarter-mile of 8.24 secs at 153 mph held by Joe Bird of Fremont Nebraska.
Life shouldn't be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a well-preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, cigar in one hand, beer in the other, body used up, totally worn-out and screaming, "WOO HOO, what a ride!"
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Thats a cracking H2 , stick a set of KH250 side panel badges on it and get out and have some fun running around against the plastic brigade
As soon as I manage to get the workshop rebuilt here then I need to dig my tripples out and get them sorted , am ashamed to say it but they are packed away nearly buried at the moment under loads of junk in the back of another shed
Theres a H2C , KH400 and a 72 S1 looking really sorry for themselves
As soon as I manage to get the workshop rebuilt here then I need to dig my tripples out and get them sorted , am ashamed to say it but they are packed away nearly buried at the moment under loads of junk in the back of another shed
Theres a H2C , KH400 and a 72 S1 looking really sorry for themselves
It's not broke , just in bit's for a while !
- irhobotolo
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Thezedsintheshed wrote:Thats a cracking H2 , stick a set of KH250 side panel badges on it and get out and have some fun running around against the plastic brigade
Away from the lights in a straight line it is REALY quick and I have to say that none of my other bikes could live with it on acceleration through the gears. If you want a bike to blow away the cobwebs or give you the feelgood factor then get one of these. Anyone got any Denco's for sale
- irhobotolo
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kas750 wrote:Yep.
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Adrian, If the sale falls through I will have them. If you know of any more please let me know.
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