Nice choices.
How easy are the MT's to find over there? I presume not too bad as you have 2 - fairly common over here
How do your fellow countrymen react to the bikes - with interest?
They are generally thought of as much older than they are by the general public - at least from WW2 - do you also find this.
Happy riding and many trails.
I notice the tyres are not too aggressive - do you throw it down muddy country lanes which is our main exploit
Mike
My Kentucky Rides
Re: My Kentucky Rides
nice line up.
green is much better than blue
brian
green is much better than blue
brian
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Slowly slowly catchy monkey.............
CBR 900rrs , zrx1100.in green gone but not forgotten.....mt500 in green ,stolen and abused but still alive.......cos one day , all bikes will be this slowwwwwww
CBR 900rrs , zrx1100.in green gone but not forgotten.....mt500 in green ,stolen and abused but still alive.......cos one day , all bikes will be this slowwwwwww
Re: My Kentucky Rides
Hi Nice bikes. It looks like your two MT500s have disc brakes front and rear,and I assume they are both electric start We refer to them as MT500e with the electric start. What would one of these bikes be worth in the US
Dave.
Dave.
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MT 350 1995
Suzuki GS550E 1979
Honda CB500 XA 2015
Suzuki GS550E 1979
Honda CB500 XA 2015
Re: My Kentucky Rides
Great pictures
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Serveta Jet 200
Triumph Tigress 250
BSA C15 to be rebuilt as Scrambler
Sinclair Goddard PowerPak
Kalkhoff Endeavour 11 Speed Hub
Triumph Tigress 250
BSA C15 to be rebuilt as Scrambler
Sinclair Goddard PowerPak
Kalkhoff Endeavour 11 Speed Hub
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