Old school rides: Let's see 'em!

Nah...... think I will hang on to mine......

1977 R100RS

can't blame you - it was worth a try...

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I agree, it is a nice looking bike as is and is a prize in such fine stock condition. My dad had one of these in the early '70s and I have thought about picking one up myself from time to time. Can you tell me if it vibrates much? I did not think these had a counter balance shaft.

Thanks for posting!

they shake like a bitch. As bad as a 650 Triumph IMO. But there is something neat about them for sure.

I'll second that - they're real shakers. Had one in the early 70s when the speed limit was something like 70 or 75 on the highway. Took a 250 mile trip at 55 mph because it shook so bad the faster I went. Fun bike otherwise.

The style of the 450 is just perfect.

+1

Thanks for the compliments, but....

Yeah, it shakes, if it was European it would have "lots of character"

It is a cool little bike for running around town and a few back roads on a sunny day.

That is a nice looking bike and it looks fairly unmolested.
This one, my 350F, was smooth as glass. It also had a sweet power band. Honda was pretty good at building those small displacement 4's. This was my college commuter.

In another thread I threatened to pull out and take pics of this 2 Smoker I have sitting in the garage that I was gonna steal the 4LS off, but later decided to leave it UN-Molested

Udder Side

I camped at Panhead City last Thursday. Very cool spot. Good grub and lots of beer.

Cheers,

Mike, Kickstart Classics participant

Yep, that's when I took that shot.
It was a great run.

Nice!!

I took The Norton out of hibernation on my birthday to give her a go.