Thread: What am I gunna do with these?

ah yes, the RZ500 - a humorous ride...

I also took an RG500 for a test ride once...foolishly in the wet...I thought I had missed a gear when I changed down and wound on the throttle at 60kph and didn't go any faster...the rear wheel was just spinning on the wet road...

Not really for me to say Ron, except that I would not be in a hurry to pass them on just yet. I have seen people do this before and then wish they'd held onto things for some time longer.

In the meantime, that CB350 is an excellent looking piece. Amazing little machines those, quite light and lots of grunt (like their bigger 750 cousins).

I love that CB 350 I would hate to part with it if I owned it
Just wish I had the money to have such toys

Hodgo

Originally Posted by hodgo

I love that CB 350 I would hate to part with it if I owned it
Just wish I had the money to have such toys

Hodgo

Too true, I had a CB400/4, years ago.
Great little bike.

Originally Posted by p38arover

And what am I gunna do with these?

Suzuki V-Strom



Honda CB350 Four


The new Yamaha XJR1300





Here's my son on the CB350 Four after he bought it!



...and the Yamaha RZ500 V4 2-stroke ( this has now gone on loan to the National Motorcycle Museum in Nabiac)

Hi Ron,

You could always lend them to a MC Museum.

Cheers,

Doesn't the honda look old!!
It's probably worth good money though I'm no bike expert.

As has been suggested, probably find a museum or something for the Honda and mothball the rest but retain ownership until you have had time to think clearly, 6 months to a year.
Steve.

G'day P38arover

Ron that is a Brilliant little CB 350/4 Cafe Racer in true 70's style and in original colours too, complete with "Dunstall Long Megas" on it as well as those wonderfull Clip On handle bars that bike would have been the "Bees Knees" in the mid 70's and not a lot of 4 strokes would have caught it Eer! I know Nothink!

Keep it as it is now Vintage and registerable as such,

See Ya @ Cooma

Originally Posted by Stephen Price

Doesn't the honda look old!!
It's probably worth good money though I'm no bike expert.

Steve, mate, some of us look older

I know some should be put into museums with a good dose of formalin, but recollections of riding those things are relatively recent.

Give it another 10-20 years, you'll know what I mean