For anyone interested in motorcycle history.....

[Rifleman]

I just stumbled upon this fantastic site this morning and immediately thought of Foz......but for anyone with even a minute interest in motorcycles, then, by all means follow this link and enjoy.....my apologies in advance for the time it may

[ozzy72]

That is pretty cool Ken! Takes me back to looking at photos of my grandparents albums of their youthful hols with AJSs, Singers, Nortons etc etc 8-)

[expat]

Here is a bit of motorcycle history............20 years ago I got married and that was the end of my personal motorcycle history...........

Matt

[Fozzer]

What a wonderful find, Ken!

Brings back a lot of black-and-white memories from the past.

My motorcycling started in 1950 with my Sun Villiers 98, followed by my Royal Enfield 350 Bullet, Royal Enfield 350 Model G, AJS 500 Twin Model 20 + Sidecar, BSA 650 Twin Super Rocket* + Sidecar, Vincent HRD 998 V-Twin + Sidecar, Honda RSD 250, Honda XBR 500 single, CBR 600 four, CBR 900 Fireblade, Yamaha RXS 100, and my present joy, my CB 500 RR Twin.

...with various assortment in between...

At the same time in 1950 my dear old Dad bought himself a BSA 250 C15, followed by an Excelsior 250 Talisman Twin.

We all went touring on our bikes for many years from 1950, Me, Mum, Dad, and Sister, until Dad died in 1989 (aged 89).

We still have lots of black and white photos of those happy times!

I still enjoy my motorbikes today, in fact they have been, (and still are), my only mode of transport for the past 30+ years, since I sold my 1931 Brooklands Riley 9, 1-1/2 seater GP racing car!

I shall soon be 80 years of age, and I cant foresee a time yet when I finally have to give up my daily love of motorcycling...

..including getting wet and cold!... ...!

Paul....Meep-Meep.... 8-)...!

Bike it...You'll like it!.... ...!

* My favourite in all my old British bikes... a real Caf