Not as much as the 900 but around 7k
One of the best things to come out of Australia
The best thing about it was the “old school” stunts & stuntmen. No CGI bulls**t or sped up cameras, everything WAS real. Stuntmen actually died in the making of that film . . .
In red or green?
I know a chap in S Shropshire that I grew up with in the early/mid 70s. who is a huge bike enthusiast. Few years older than me.
Mine's a 90s bike and the brakes are pretty good.
Modern pads and tyres make a HUGE difference.
It's always been on Battleaxe BTs
I used to stick Goodridge hoses on everything.
Finally recieved a full set for the AT.
I was thinking only yesterday that my old Honda NX400 would benefit from a new brake hose on the front...
Very wise man !I know a chap in S Shropshire that I grew up with in the early/mid 70s. who is a huge bike enthusiast. Few years older than me.
He got in touch 2 years ago, wanting to know if I could help him with locating a couple of bikes I had once owned.... 40 yrs later, no way! ;-) He had accumulated a pretty massive collection of bikes over the years... something of a pension I called it! 30-40 bikes easily, most pre-1975 I'd say, and knowing him, all in working order and tidy condition. I remember one or two 1950/1960 Brit bangers he had, a neat Triton, a Goldie lookalike etc etc. Several Bantams that he saved from the grasstrackers. One I loved as a lad, was a Corgi, the bike developed for Paratroopers in WW2.
What was interesting to hear, was how he had got married late in life to what I would politely call, something of a carpet bagger.... 3 years later she left, and attempted to take him to the Cleaners. He was always a "careful" chap, and had the vast majority of the bike collection in an industrial unit that his wife never knew about... Sensible man!!
I wonder what will happen to his collection....
Blue?!
