A couple of past bikes...

[Right-shift Ronnie]

Some bikes I have restored and sadly, have since sold:

1972 Dunstall Norton 810 MkII - limited production Commando based Cafe racer built by Paul Dunstall. Very fast!

1972 Laverda 750SF - nice Italian exotic - vrrrroooom!

 

[Ease]

Wow. Sad to see em go I'm sure.
But I'd say whoever has em now its enjoying the shit out fof them (or has them in glass), so I wouldn't feel so bad.

 

[Right-shift Ronnie]

Some bikes I have restored and sadly, have since sold:

1972 Dunstall Norton 810 MkII - limited production Commando based Cafe racer built by Paul Dunstall. Very fast!

1972 Laverda 750SF - nice Italian exotic - vrrrroooom!

Last I heard, the Dunstall was in a private collection in Maryland and the Laverda was in a museum in Georgia. That's a shame because I really rode those bikes a lot. They belong on the road.

The Laverda was probably the nicest vintage bike I have ever owned. Awesome power, beautiful Italian lines, great brakes, 5-speed (on the right...where it should be), electric start (Nippon Denso!!) and a sweet exhaust note. I reluctantly had to sell that along with all my other bikes when I got a chance to buy the Vincent. The good news is...I have a line on another one...same year and colour!

Quickly running out of space in my garage again. Life is good.

 

[Fear My Twin]

Just be fully prepared for you childern to find out that you sold them and have a story pre-made for when they confront you on your death bed ;D