Arty CD200 Benly photo

http://www.chateau.murray.dsl.pipex.com/CD200.jpg

And the carburetion is now sorted, so it runs, ticks over, etc etc
perfectly.

Roll on Frankfurt.

 

looking good !

--
Steve Parry

http://www.gwynfryn.co.uk

http://wrexhamseals.tripod.com

 

Nice to see you've got a front numberplate on, though the registration
number seems a bit odd.

<listens for sound of photoshop airbrush>

 

PSP is good too.
http://www.ckdog.co.uk/temp/cd200edit.jpg

 

Thus spake The Older Gentleman unto the assembled multitudes:

That a solar sail you've got tacked on there? Won't work too well at
night, mind. ;-)

 

Why do all your bikes look so good?

 

I am ashamed to admit, that when I was 17 and my mates had RD250's and
KH250's, I really (no, I mean REALLY) hankered after a CD175.

--
Oldbloke

2000 Honda CB500, 1991 Suzuki TS50 (m'boy's)
BOTAFOT #140
"He's like Robbo's chubby kid brother"

 

Bit shiny that.

Posh bastard.

 

(The Older Gentleman) had a sudden
rush of blood to the head and wrote in :

I always said that you were an artist.

--
Ash ([:])

UKRMFBC#8 BOTAFOT#82 BOTAFOF#41 HMC#5 FTB#0
ETV1000 Caponord RD200
http://www.theredline.co.uk
"If everything seems under control, you're just not going fast
enough." -- Mario Andretti

 

You may have a point there, but I still reckon the CD / Benly's are
"handsome" looking machines.
Also, when I was 17 there was no way I could afford a sporty bike, but a CD
would have been do-able.
--
Oldbloke

2000 Honda CB500, 1991 Suzuki TS50 (m'boy's)
BOTAFOT #140
"He's like Robbo's chubby kid brother"

 

Funnily enough, I reckon the old CD175 with its deeply valanced
mudguards and chrome tank panels does have a certain classic style. The
CD200 Benly, though, looks like it's been rolled out of dough.