Some bikes I saw at the weekend

[Bevelheadmhr]

In no particular order..

I was interested in the guzzi engine, but the dealer wouldn't budge on price, so I walked away.

 

[Bevelheadmhr]

It was at the biggest classic bike show in the UK, and possibly the world, so lots to see. Note the reversed head on the RD LC

 

[Bevelheadmhr]

Lots of Brit Iron of course, not my cup of tea, I can admire the skill that went into the restorations. The Norton stand was busy, don't know how many bikes they sell, but they were selling a lot of T shirts. Its a bike I may buy in a couple of years, that's if they don't do a Hesketh and go bust, and that awful tail unit would have to be changed too.

 

[Bevelheadmhr]

Plenty of choice outside the halls, there were acres of this stuff to browse..

 

[JustinLonghorn]

Some nice pics in there. Any chance you got more than one shot of the Reverse Headed RDLC?

 

[Bevelheadmhr]

Prices of 70's jap bikes, particularly 2 strokes have gone through the roof, cant see those prices being sustained, but who knows?

I'd take home the Bimota which was tucked away in a corner being ignored by the crowds..

 

[Bevelheadmhr]

Never heard of NUT before, it was my favourite bike of the show. The Douglas was lovely too.. whereas some bikes needed a little more tlc..

 

[JustinLonghorn]

Oh, and $1625 (1050 pounds) for that 400/4 is a damned good price.

 

[Bevelheadmhr]

Finally here are a few photos to give you a feel for the event.. I took hundreds of photos, still need to go through them all.

 

[DesertKZ]

Thanks for uploading the pics!

 

[Bevelheadmhr]

Some nice pics in there. Any chance you got more than one shot of the Reverse Headed RDLC?

Only took one photo, but found more here http://ottonero.blogspot.de/2015/04/rdtz350-3.html