Old school rides: Let's see 'em!

Here's some old school.

Its a link to my 1947 Indian bobber that Chuck Hall and I built in the 70's from a skimpy basket case.

http://www.advrider.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=46624

Sweet.

I love plunger frames. Great lines.

First bike was a '52 BMW plunger.

Oh, and as to roundcase Ducati twins... the one bike I've had that I never should have sold.

More of a pictire test than anything...

Here's what passed for an oil filter on a 1982 Honda.



It's kind of a pain to change the oil on this thing. Remove Skidpan, remove kickstarter, remove rear brake lever, remove clutch cable, remove right crankcase cover, to drain the oil and get to this stupid little screen.

BTW, LIVESTRONG. Get well soon Mr. Templin. Cancer sucks.

Her is my 78' BMW 80/7. Hannigan Fairing, with R100 Jugs and dual disc. She is always dependable, even with a brand new GSA aroung I still ride her half the time.

Here is one of the bikes that I rode growing up. A 1971 Suzuki TC120 Cat. It had a 3 speed tranny with a high and low range lever on the side case. (right behind my left heel). This thing would climb a tree in low range and maybe go 50 miles per hour in high range.

This was not my normal riding attire. I was posing as our family was getting ready to go to church. You can tell those are church going clothes, not riding clothes. (Can you believe anyone would were such gaudy clothes, I look like a pimp, and not a very cool one at that)

We ain't in Jo Momma, but this needs to be said:

Well i dont know if you call it old school but i do.
and i think enough people have great memories of her so without further ado.

1985 Honda CBX 250.

1974 Honda CL200 Scrambler

In the winter I like to teach the old bikes new tricks. Right now I'm teaching the PD to roll over.



seriously, I took it out for a few hours the other day, center-standed it when i got back. the ground melted then refroze. Aint winter great?

My GS:

The origional Dual Sport

Do any Vintage Trials Mike?

I ride a 250 Bultaco in AHRMA and local vintage events

Here's my "old school" ride:





There's a story on our site about building it if you haven't seen it.

Gregor

Just sold this last year to get the M/C count down to only 4.....




It was a '78 SR500. I took the battery out, installed a SuperTrapp and drilled the oil dipstick and epoxied an oven themometer in it's place for a real handy oil temp gauge...It was fun in the mountains near Denver...

Bazza's righteous R100s illegally parked!

Man that's nice! Makin' me drool. I love old Beemers. Got to get another one before too much time goes by.

My nostalgic adventure ride:



Great bike. Needs a disc brake.

50k On the venerable old beast. 1982 GS 850GL. All my wife will tolerate at this time.

per my profile's "Dream Bikes" ...