Show your 70's bike...

[anonymous-user]

Lots of 'L' plates on 250s and 200s, that 4 month period of waiting to take your test, it sums up the late 70s bike scene in the UK.
Me at the front on my SIC

[magooagain]

Another shout for the GT 500.

[anonymous-user]

After the L plates went I got myself a T160, still 17 and landlord where we went knew it, 750 Triumph and a glass of coca cola.

[Splitpin2008]

[Skyedriver]

Nigel Worc's said:

Not had a bike for a while but am having a real desire for a Guzzi
Am I mad?

[DH01]

Skyedriver said:

Not had a bike for a while but am having a real desire for a Guzzi
Am I mad?

No, even the underpowered ones are fun.

[bob1179]

Some not so shiny 70's bikes!

[zeta3]

How about my 850 Le mans III

[mrmaggit]

Raygun said:

After the L plates went I got myself a T160, still 17 and landlord where we went knew it, 750 Triumph and a glass of coca cola.

I always wanted one of them, so I now have two. Same (and best) colour scheme, too.

[neelyp]

mrmaggit said:

Raygun said:

After the L plates went I got myself a T160, still 17 and landlord where we went knew it, 750 Triumph and a glass of coca cola.

I always wanted one of them, so I now have two. Same (and best) colour scheme, too.

My poster bike when I was young.

[DH01]

zeta3 said:

How about my 850 Le mans III

Lovely.

[podman]

dingocooke said:

Here's my '75 Z1B touring in the South of France (two up, camping) sometime in July '84!

The wall has grown an addition but I reckon this is me by the same sign and piece of road in 92 or 93.

Great thread , enjoying all these fantastic bikes and pictures.

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