StratosWRC, on 29 June 2015 - 07:09 PM, said:
lol "very paul smart". I see what you did there
schuifelhoofd, on 29 June 2015 - 07:20 PM, said:
All 3 well worthy of sitting in a envirement controlled garage, being pampered and cared for, and taken for a ride on a regular base.
A friend of mine drove a Jota like that a looong time ago. Very uh...'intriguing' thing to ride. When it drove
Seen
1 Paul Smart in real life so far (on the road). No comments. Nuff said when i still remember that meeting.
And that BSA looks splendid. Wonder if Thriumph got their 'Rockt III' name there?
3 excellent bikes, 3 excellent models.
Thank you Sven!
I've not got round to photographing the Triumph Rocket III yet - as I'm trying to do a pre vs post Y2k thread

- but this is a great link into my next (and FAVOURITE) model, which is the:
Triumph Hurricane X-75...a truly one off design for it's time in the UK market (1973), with an unprecedented and
AMAZING LOOKING one-sided 3 exhaust configuration.....
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and here are the other pics...
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^ just gotta point out the 'tax disc'...
REALLY COOL - I haven't seen this on any other model!
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....and number plates too...so quirky -
FANTASTIC!!
This was the first bike I bought, and as I said earlier, is my
favourite - what do you reckon??