It's 7:30pm on Friday Night, do you Know Where your Grandpa is?

He's getting ready for a trip in the morning. Three guesses where. Hint - It's Old School.


Guess Number One





Guess Number Two





Guess Number Three

guess #1 looks like you are meeting a surprised gay guy.
not sure you would post that here.

guess #3 has two ramps so you either have a 4wheeler or
are too chicken to ride up a ramp without a training ramp.
not sure you would post that here either.

i'll go for #2

you must be buying a new(old) bike. you are bringing cash so
it must be vintage.

.... or maybe picking up a new racing wheelchair, though I think the ramps are set a bit wide.

I sense that Jo-Momma is imminent unless original poster takes great pains to re-direct this train.




2 ramps... Sidecar?

You are right on two out of three but I'm not saying which ones yet.

Got up early this morning, too excited to sleep. It's Georgia or bust today.

so, you're buying a 4 wheeler from a surprised gay guy?

#1 You've been watching too many male enhancement ads..

#3 Must have a sidecar, or you're some Quad Riding Slimeball...

i got it.

you are buying a sidecar in GA from a surprised gay guy who only takes cash.


i really do want to see how this thread ends. good luck on whatever toy you buy from the surprised gay guy in GA.

A ten hour trip will wipe that silly grin off my face. But I've got my two babies. The trip went well, great weather, sunshine, warm, got to meet a few strangers. Met someone from Florida going north with a busted radiator. He wasn't moving too fast. Great scenery.

No ticket for me


Some scenery






Georgia clay anyone?

Some of the 4wheeler, wheel chair, and side car comments might seem silly after finding out the real reason for the two ramps. It is a scientific reason as you will see from the pics.

Finally we get to the pics of my two new arrivals. One is a girl and one is a boy. Cigars anyone? Some might be disappointed but remember I am old. Maybe a wheel chair side car isn't a bad idea.

1973 and 1974 respectively Honda CT90s. One with 1500 miles and the other with 3200. I already had some fun on them when riding the test rides and on my gravel drive. They drive great and just need some tender care and love.

I got one.




Now I got two



"Honey, there are two motorcycles tailgating us" "silly boy"






Speaks for itself

Cool score! With those spare fuel tanks and late-model luggage racks, those bikes look abnormally wide. I have an old 64 CT200, that looks emaciated in comparison. It looks like the wheels and tires got a lot wider through the years too.

Now, your next thread has to be an adventure ride report on those bikes. Better take you wife along though, and not a buddy. Otherwise PostalDave will keep making gay jokes!

Sweet! Congrats.

(I use two ramps, too.)

With a name like Postal I wouldn't expect anything less. You mean I have to go on an adventure? Is my front yard good enough? There could be snakes. Actually I have already started thinking along those lines. I need to give the bikes a tuneup, check the batteries, air filter, change the oil, check all lights, etc... Normal stuff.

I checked out the pics of the CT200. The similarities are uncanny. The widths look similar, but maybe the 90 is a little wider or the seat height makes it look that way.

http://www.bikepics.com/honda/ct200/64/pics.asp

I guess that's information best kept to ourselves.

The CT200 IS basically a CT90. It is only 90cc, not 200. I'm not sure why they started out calling it a CT200.

Speaking of Postal Bikes (not PostalDave) these bikes are known as "posties" in Australia, where they are used to deliver mail. For a proper ADVrider adventure on posties, check out this thread. This is what you have to beat to take the title as ADVrider's small-displacement ADventurer:

http://advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=195831

I found yet another epic adventure on trail 90s: England to Africa, and leave the bikes as a donation to a hospital at the end:

http://advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=132848

Nice pair of hooters,,,errr hondas. Great bikes for the meek and mild-mannered.

congrads on your new bikes! they look like they are in really good shape.


btw: this really is the safest way to load a bike.