A rather nice Beemer

In

A mate had had one when the rest of us had RD250's .... we used to
constantly have to wait for him, although he did used to take some
incredible overtaking risks to try and keep up. I had a go on it once, awful
loathsome thing it was.

Just as well.
<snip>

--
Steve Parry
Kawasaki ZX12-R <here>
07 K1200GT SE
95 BMW F650
87 Yamaha FS1
Sukida SK90PY
91 Kawasaki AR50
07 VW Passat SE Estate for comfort
www.gwynfryn.co.uk

 

I had one, in 1979. Yellow, it was. Crap, it was, too.

 

ZX750G2 didn't come out until March 85, surely? And was canned by
about April.

 

Oops- I was thinking of the '84 model year GPz900 (ZX900A1) as being
a 750 for some reason. We didn't get the ZX750F1 until the '87 model
year.

 

I had a CB175. Lovely little bike.

 

Thus spake The Older Gentleman () unto the assembled multitudes:

My German brother-in-law had one, too. It too was yellow and crap, but he
would never admit to the latter. But then, he also liked Emerson, Lake &
Palmer, so it's little wonder that he kept quiet about his questionable
tastes.

 

In

Damn .. "Brain Salad Surgery" is now in my head oooer ... thanks for that

--
Steve Parry
Kawasaki ZX12-R <here>
07 K1200GT SE
95 BMW F650
87 Yamaha FS1
Sukida SK90PY
91 Kawasaki AR50
07 VW Passat SE Estate for comfort
www.gwynfryn.co.uk

 

Thus spake Steve Parry () unto the assembled multitudes:

<whistling, hides copy of ELP debut album>

 

Nothing wrong with the first album.
It was Tarkus when they started playing *against* each other
rather than *with* each other.

 

Thus spake Eiron () unto the assembled multitudes:

Or one might say playing with themselves.