Come a long way from the Trident and the Hurricane lol
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Come a long way from the Trident and the Hurricane lol
Less is more.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chappy
New paint
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Will need to get it in full sun to see it complete, black with black metal flake ghost flames ?
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...2016/08/34.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by Chappy
Heres mines.
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They are a fantastic bike!Quote:
Originally Posted by sooty_10
Mine & Brads ..... http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...2016/08/35.jpg
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Attachment 69348Well I have done it again, 1981 Harley shovel head, lots of custom bits, one owner 33 yrs
well what can i say.......fuck mate buy as puppy
I started road riding when I was about 14. Used to ride my 68 Trophy to school, no rego, no license. I was a big boy and didn't attract attention from the boys in blue. Didn't get my first car until my mid twenties when I meet a new girl friend ( my wife ). When I discovered that she could balance a bag of groceries on each knee I knew she was a keeper. Only bought the car to keep dry when shopping.
Most of my early bikes were British, 500 Triumph Scrambler, 650 Triumph Trophy, 650 Norton, BSA. Later it was Harleys, WLA, lowrider, Ultra-glide. Then Japanese, road rockets & tourers ... MK3 500 Kawasaki, 750 Suzuki Waterbottle, 500-4 Honda, 750-4 Honda, Z1B Kawasaki, 1500 Honda Goldwing, 1500 Honda Valkyrie.
I once thought that I'd never stop riding, but as time went by I discovered that I'd lost my "edge". You guys that have ridden for a long time will know what I mean. I'm 62 now and I still love bikes, and it is a life style that I dearly miss.