Can't stop looking at these

motorbikes are for people that dont appreciate the laws of physics. (what rapid decelaration can do to the body)

and that one's not even pretty

but those nipples are mesmerising

Good looking bike, more details?

Don't worry about the halo, you won't snap your neck just looking at it.

THANKS

to a fellow breezer - I can't stop looking at this!

Little Jon - loud with those pipes I imagine

With you on that one Pup

+1

That bike looks like a sweet cruiser!

^^ I reckon you'd be right.
And it would sound sweeeeeet!

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she has an 'outtie'!

Hardly surprising!

^^^i love it

I can understand why. I had one just like this in 1974.

There is nothing quite like a 650 vertical twin Cafe Racer or Bobber.



And this is what they should sound like.

Yep. Parted with mine in..umm.. well it was a while ago '76, similar reasons & looked at the % thing.
Still love to get out for a blaaaaaaat now & then.

Little Jon - love that Deus Ex Machine shop & cafe at Camperdown.
Wifey knows if she wants to get me to look at renovation stuff (again! ) she says "Lets go to that bike cafe"

Cisco - had a ex-cop Triumph 650 briefly. Classic

Might as well stop going to the pub - Could get king hit by a random and end up in a coma, a vegetable or dead.
Might as well sell your car and catch public transport - Could get cleaned up by someone not paying attention or a drunk driver.
Might as well stop going in the ocean - Sharks out there not to mention plenty of other little nasties that could kill you.

The list goes on.
Hey I'm well aware your chances of injury or worse are increased by riding a bike but there is risk involved in EVERYTHING that we do.
Lifes for living. Enjoy!

Even nicer to ride

Yeah!! Late 60s early 70s NSW cops rode black Thunderbirds if memory serves. Guys were buying them at gubmnt auctions for $300 - $400.

They came with the vertical rubber edged screens (first thing to come off) and beautiful black fibreglass pannier boxes as well as front crash bars.

If you were lucky enough to get one at auction, you could always make a couple of hundred on it.

I bought a '67 Tiger 100 (ex cop 500cc trainer, leather panniers) for $475 from a guy who bought it at auction after he had owned and ridden it for 3 years. Magic bike!!

Biggest disappointment ever was seeing an original '69 Bonneville for sale at $275 in the Courier Mail one Saturday afternoon in 1971.

If I had read the paper in the morning, I would have owned it.