Ad: 1984 Yamaha RD50 MX. Freedom when you were 16 π
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/4oOKeaO
No. Give me a fs1e anytime.
Ad: 1983 Yamaha YZ 250 - Just needs getting dirty!
On eBay πΊπΈ here -->> ebay.to/41rA31W
What a beauty π£
Wishing a very happy 81st birthday to one of my motocross heroes, the Man from Uccle, 5x 500cc World Champion Roger DeCoster ...
The Man.
Ad: Suzuki GT750 - Get the kettle on!
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/4naBoml
I once owned a "kettle". I thought it was a very decent bike. I would be happy to own one again.
My first street bike was a 74 orange. The most stone reliable machine ever
Wow, amazingly good price for that
Beautiful
BOA NOITE MEU AMIGO PENSA NUMA MOTO MAGUÍNÍFÍCA ESTÁ AÍ PARABÉNS PARABÉNS PARABÉNS PARABÉNS SUCESSO SUCESSO EM DOBRO
That is a true GEM !
Great colour.
Love the colour
That is lush
Worked at a dealer.
No mention of the year in the advertisement
Still runs mint
Ad: 1977 Suzuki GT500
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/3JCBbK3
I always thought it would have looked great with a ram air casting for the head (as GT250)
I bought one, new Aug 2nd 1977. Same colour, £725 Front disc brake was good in the dry but simply didn`t work at all in the wet!
Naaaaaaaa,,, I love it as was π₯°
Had the t500 in 1974 and the gt500 in 1980 t500 much better bike,
My first bike, same colour. The 77 was the best IMO because of the CDI.
Superbe!
Owned two both in red , OYW19R & VGC933R
Lovely example π And a fair price π
Una mierda de moto
Trop beau !
Sweet bike and not dear either. They could really have done with the extra disc on the front and the carbs needed to be kept balanced, or they got a bit lumpy on the overrun. We sold quite a few of these back in the 70’s. I could be seriously tempted if I was in the UK. Bringing it to Spain and going through the matriculation process would probably cost around £2k+.
Jason Smith
Ad: 1986 Suzuki RG 250 Gamma in DAF Trucks colours
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/3JCwHmD
Past this the other day couple of miles from me. I did stop and look.
That nice.. James Boddy Danny Doolan
Ad: 1991 Kawasaki KR-1S - Don't see many in red
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/3ULwvnx
Mine in standard colours. Was there last year on it
Spent ages looking for one at Hornsea Bike event, gave up as a bad job only to spot there was a Red one...not the green and white as they came.
Ad: 1972 Suzuki GT550J - Stunning looking bike!
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/45uEYAj
I had a new GT550 in gold just like that . It was a perfect and fun everyday bike !
Sebring, Indie, Lemans. 380, 550, 750.
Ad: 1978 Yamaha RD200DX - Matching numbers UK bike - So nice π
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/45Bb4vE
I never understood why the RD200 had an electric start, but the 250 and 400 did not!
Ad: Lovely little 1960 Bianchi Falco Super 50 π
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/4mWXGHU
Ad: 1976 Suzuki RM125A - Loved mine all those years ago!
On eBay πΊπΈ here -->> ebay.to/3HwILW3
That was my first new bike.
I ate those little bastards for lunch π
Loved mine game changer
Loved my RM 250B
I had that same bike
Ad: 1983 Maico 490 - How tough is this!
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/3HcpcSB
Bloody savage engine once you got it started.
Mite smoke her over 2 u Ron what a hammer
Never understood the left side Kickstart theory. Anyone know why? For real
My cousin had the maico 250 with the yellow fenders and chrome tank
As Max at 999lazer says, the Vets Motocross des Nations is 'The Woodstock of 2-stroke motocross, and a celebration of dirt bike nostalgia unlike any other' - Grab a brew and settle down to savour over an hour's worth of action from this year's event ...
Ad: 1972 Yamaha YDS7 - Classic 250!
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/3UaUs7q
Had almost the exact same bike only mine was the 350. Thanks for sharing, great memories.
Had a new one in 1973 (NET 596M) same colour WAS A BEAUTIFUL BIKE HAVE FOND MEMORIES OF IT,π
Nice bike. U.S import with those handlebars and that tail light. Also has RD indicators, should be the earlier type.
Loved the induction sound on mine....Shame it continuously ate coils....
Had one,nice little two stroke bike.
My first new bike π bought from Chattertons nr Sibsey Boston, AFW 301K lovely bike.
Quick in it's day
Adrian Lumby you still got yours ?
Same bore & stroke as the Ariel Arrow .....
Brandon Kopp
Ad: 1975 Suzuki GT750A - Looks great in Maui Blue!
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/45BOG3W
Had one (a beast)
Yup, I got one of those, damn crank seals went on it
Looks like k model I've hade 5 over the years
That’s a ‘76 model
I had one also i maui blue
Had a GT380A same colour.
I’ve got one That’s Start’s π€
1975 GT A? I don't think so
Water buffalo
Had one
Ad: 1983 Yamaha RD350LC 4LO
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/4n1nSRO
Standard, and beautiful. If you could get same style wheels but wider, they might live to enjoy it fully. I only owned one for a week in the early 90s, and never got to ride it properly. Newly passed my test, and the thing frightened the life out of me. π . Made a hellava racket, and I couldn't get passed how thin the wheels were. Sorry, a bit of a wuss. π
Had a blue one on a A plate, wish I still had it π€
Nice bikes but the handling ooofff!
They had to get better then the 500 waas born
That's an '82
I love the shape of that bike
It's Maximum an 82 because they came with the YPVS valve system in 83 onwards with 64 Hp . Mine from 82 will be for sale within a few weeks if anybody is interested.
Had a white and red 1 from brand new in 1980 but a van hit me at about 1987 and write it off
Over priced
Lovely
Une carte grise à vendre rdlc 350 4lo 1980
Very nice until I read it’s an insurance cat D π€¬
Ad: 1972 Kawasaki 750 H2 Mach IV triple
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/3JyuuIP
Deadly. You could feel the frame twist & flex.
Widow maker indeed I had the 400 and it was over powered ! But FUUUUN!
They call ed it the widow make er
i took my motorcycle drivers test on a 72 H2 at 16 yrs old
Had kh 500 triple scary is not the word
The ad says taxed and mot'd??? π€
I had an H1b and being an apprentice engineer I strengthened the swinging arm replaced the shocks with Girlings and added a steering damper I would LOVE this bike but I now live in Canada where two stroke bikes are not allowed on the road due to emissions
A ROCKET FOR ITS TIME. HAD 2 OF THEM. 72 WAS THE FASTEST. FUN BIKE!!
Wicked quick if you could keep front wheel on the ground. Handled like crap along with the 500 and 350 triple. My 74 Yamaha RD350A was quicker than their 350 and would leave all 3 on a twisty road
Widow maker
Liguorish frame.
Not as scary as the 750. Thats why it’s called the widow maker. I had one. It tried to kill me every time I rode it. Am going to get another
Bought mine in 1973. Also picked up a Blue 72 later with 10K miles on it. I put over 40K on the 73.
Looks like good value Nothing to spend just enjoy
That’s nice
Très belle π€© π
Was a hell of a ride
Love the bike hate those handle bars.
Got The 350/500/750 all great (if you have a bit of common sence)
They had the coolest sound
A beauty!!!!
I loved mine
That was a very scary bike.
Yes yes πͺπͺπͺes gibt fast nicht schöneres und besseres auf der Welt als eine H2 eine ππ«Άblue lady und eine schöne π«Άblonde Frauπππnatürlich mit verlaubπͺπͺβοΈβοΈπ½οΈπ¬
Super
Ad: 1977 Yamaha RD400C - Choose your pipes!
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/4lKHCb6
That chunky seat doesn't do it justice though
I had a 1976 rd 250 in blue with spoke wheels , a few modifications and it was fast .
Anyone can tell me what the colour name is please, I had the RD250 In that blue. Edit. Marine Blue βοΈ
Beautiful bike π€©
The 250c was brigade blue the 400c was marine blue
My first bike after a sports moped. What a step up, I loved it and put some miles on it, kept mainly standard apart from the obligitary Ace bars! Changed out for a Z650C, great bike but it did not have the thrill of the 400. π
Love that colour,
What it left the factory with
I have one for sale currently .
Ad: 1989 Suzuki RG125 Gamma
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/45Ak4kD
Were they as quick as a TZR? Couple of mates had them. I know they're quick.
I owned one of those. Reliable and fast machine. The only thing I hated was the spring loaded side stand. The bike was as light as a feather but when the wind hit it, when parked, the wind pushed the bike almost upright, the stand would retract and I would find the bike on it's side.π
Scott Napper Keeling
Ad: 1982 Suzuki RM125 Full Floater
On eBay πΊπΈ here -->> ebay.to/45TOOvM
I had one, my first real bike. 30 bikes later it's still the best
Those graphics are 1983
i had one in 1984
Was Hondaβs 1980 RC125M Twin Cylinder the trickest motocross bike ever built - what do you reckon? π€
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it, or it's been deleted.This looks wild. The fork design s a development of the Earles design used by BMW. It gave a lot of travel. I’ve never ridden one of these and I’ve no idea what they’re like.
Always nice to have an extra 20 lbs on your front end
I bet it was heavy!
Gilera did a really tasty twin cylinder 125 back in 81 but with the standard forks.
John Bolin remember this ?
Sure is an uuuuuuugly setup. π€£
Ad: 1987 Yamaha RD500 YPVS - Good looking bike π
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/3JC7JUl
Bellissima.
Beautiful machine π
Always wanted one,still do
Cire Toduob regarde moi çà un peu....π€©ποΈπ
Mileage has shrunk on last Mot π
Ad: 1988 Yamaha TZR 125 YPVS - 'Original UK bike'
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/41GMKpw
Nice bike, until you see what the Japanese and Italian versions are like.
If only I could go back in time I’d buy all the 125 and 250 two strokes!
Ad: 1980 Kawasaki KH250 Triple. Best sounding 250 π
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/3JrmGc2
Tidy Example' not sure that's the original Grab Rail π€
Ad: Langen 250 - Rather lovely don't you think π
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/3VhbQYz
Looks like something a kid would make in his first metal work lesson.. Uggggggllllllyyyyy as....
Could of at least given it a fairing π³
Looks like scrap heap challenge to me!!
Two stroke with all the hooligan elements removed.
At least Should have Looked very similar to the new Thruxton 400 ... With Golden USD & Tubeless Wired Alloy Rims for that Price.
Doesn't work for me, however it's a two stroke, so at least it will sound nice.
Bugger to keep clean I reckon, would it survive a UK winter?
Different but in today’s market 20k????
No but the tubular swinging arm looks good I'll give it that, that much money and they couldn't do it right.
The engineering standards on these bikes are truly outstanding. Beautifully made... π
£32k plus!
Erm , no it's not. Looks like someone has grabbed a big bag of bits from random bits of machinery, thrown them in a big cement mixer and tipped them out. And nearly £20k !!
Its not very pretty and way too expensive.
That’s a right ‘dogs dinner’
That looks like a pile of excrement π©π©π€¦π» and £20000 π³π€¦π» would rather buy an LC350 fully restored for £8000/£10000 and keep the rest in the bank ππ€£π€£
Looks crap. I could buy some really nice looking 2strokes for that sort of money.
Technical interesting... but one of the uglyest bikes on the market.
Ad: 1974 Kawasaki 750 H2B - Tasty triple!
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/45PxMPh
I had one of these in 1974. It was a very quick motorcycle.
Had a -69 white of course . Fun machine!
Love the high bars and riding position. Nice bike
XTRA CENTER PISTOΚ»N INCLUDED.!
Ad: 1976 Yamaha RD400C - Great colour π
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/4lQWhlj
Love that colour
Best colour, always remember those, great moto's.
Yes I think most agree that colour is stunning π
Doesn't sound very happy
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very
Very nice
Pm me with a price you’re thinking of
Ad: 1967 BSA Bushman D10 - One for our antipodean friends π
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/4n1JeP4
Ad: 1976 Yamaha TY175 - Ever done any trialling π€
On eBay πΊπΈ here -->> bit.ly/4mJCOnG
I used to see these along with Bultaco’s and Montessa’s at my local bike shop called The Camshaft in Newcastle Under Lyme.
Had the same model in 77 punchy little 175 removed the from gaurd though it was a hindrance great on the forestry roads near me happy days π
I’d love to get a road version with the lights and Speedo
I had the 250...ππ
Totally cool sweet bike! Brand y was always good excellent bikes
I had the 50çc road bike fun
Had one and a 250!
Had a road version
Great little bike
Joe Tucker Andrew Clemo Clements
Ad: 1986 Husqvarna 400 WR Enduro - Looks like fun!
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/45SiJEP
Pretty sure that yr is a 430. I had one. Cr not Enduro.
How will legendary racer Carson Brown fare in what Max at 999lazer describes as 'the most epic 2 Stroke race of the year' at the 2025 VMXdN Foxhill. Well worth a watch as always ...
Ad: 1976 Suzuki A50P - 'completely rebuilt by Racoon'
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/3Hsy5aX
I had a Gaucho
Much better looking 'ped than a fizzer !
The fastest 50 of its time
Police pulled me day after my 17 birthday and said It didn't have pedals the A50 was pre pedals
It looks great, but I'd prefer if it had been rebuilt by a human.
Red ones were faster!
A friend of mine owned one with a 65cc barrel and piston, k&n and a micron and it would do a genuine 60mph on the flat. Fast for the days
Lovely I had one in 1979 when leaving school same colour was so much fun
Wish I still had mine
I would still love to own it.
My old mate Daren Lings taught me how to ride one of these the first motorbike I ever ridden same colour as well good old days
I road the wheels of my suzzy good times
All very nice but lacks the patina in my opinion
My first bike. 58mph I had out of mine.
First bike I had.
Had one in blue touched 55 on Speedo a few times.
Bike I learnt to ride on..S reg AP 50 ππ₯°
Had one loved it
I had one it had a A100 lump in it
Better, more interesting things out there to spend £5k+ on. Once again, the only appeal is going to be to a certain age group, looking at the past through rose coloured spectacles. That age group and those within it that have the funds and the inclination, is now thinning out and these things have had their day at this sort of money.
Ad: 1985 Yamaha RD500 YPVS 1GE
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/40RTDEe
Hot shit of a shovel
Wheelie machine !
Is there rd500 with bandit graphics
You need nothing else.
£20.500 I think there taking the piss
Vive le 2 temps !!!!
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Hope whoever buys it likes to ride and stare at it. Because it's not going to be no fast investment vehicle at that price.π₯²
Ad: 1979 Kawasaki KH400 - 'full nut & bolt restoration'
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/3HuANN7
Ad: 1974 Suzuki GT550L
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/3HQbhln
Real chrome
Stunning I love these triples that suzuki built.
Onde ela está ?
I have sevice a many Suzukis
Nice
Ad: 1988 Honda MT50S - Can you control all that power π
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/45xXlWp
Ooh, it’s an empty 5!
Freedom at 16.. no more begging Dad for lifts.
I had an 87 model when I was 16, first thing I did was take the engine out and throw it away. Bought a damaged H100 and transplanted the engine, exhaust down pipe cut & welded the the 5”s, cdi changed and away we went. 65 mph all day long on it, all that was required was one cut with a grinder to remove top of one of the heads cooling fins. it wheelied like my old YZ490 π€£ Wish I still had it, I hit a Mk2 escort head on with it.
Slower than a slow thing. However it was the first taste of freedom for many and they could be tweaked.
That mighty 2.9 bhp lol
An easy 50...even 55, in every market except the UK, where it was carb, cdi AND exhaust restricted and geared down...lucky to make 35.. eventually 7hp as designed, 2.55 in the UK Just as egregious was the gearing, 6mph in first made you feel like you were pedalling it in the three changes to 17mph lol. A lot more effort to derestrict than bikes like the TS50.
Horrible dangerously slow π€¦π»βοΈ
Ad: 1973 Yamaha TZ350A - Just lovely π
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/45K1ncZ
Wow that front drum brake
Water cooled in 73 ?
Beautiful machine.
Ad: 1976 Yamaha DT400 Enduro
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/477WKMg
Quite a machine. In my top 3 of all time.
HAAA... Definitely had this bike in 175 version. Awesome bike.πππ€
'75 MX
Price?
Oh how many memories that brings back to me?
Too much
Had terrible rear supention
Nice.
Today is the 50th anniversary of Yamaha's first 500cc World Championship ...
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Ad: 1987 Yamaha RD500 YPVS - Still a bucket list bike for many of us!
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/3HPZMdI
Quite right but who can afford 17k+ for a toy? I’d still love one though β€οΈβ€οΈπ
Nice looking bike, but £19k and needs work?
Nice but too much cash for nostalgia π
I had one in 1990
Tem um Yamaha 2 tempo 500 Y z r é uma maravilha para pilotar
Danny Doolan Scott Napper Keeling π
Brand new 1985 £3200
18 grand with issues don't think so.
For 20k you can fix the head stud π
Ad: Garelli Tiger Cross Mk1 - 'Just 110 miles from new'
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/3UwpJll
My friend had one in 1973 , fantastic bit of kit but never will be 7k even in 5 years time with inflation .
What a one off mint example β€οΈβ€οΈβ€οΈ
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Fantic Chopper
Ad: 1980 Yamaha RD250F
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/4661m4s
My 1st new Yamaha a yellow RD250F CYK236V.
Oh to be 17 again
Always nice to see a stunning RD200 'in the wild' - As you know one of my favourite Yamaha twins, this one is a beauty owned by a lovely guy called Tim who I met on my travels earlier today.
My very first bike was exactly the same as this I bought it from new and wish I still had it now as well. EUA 216T. Put in px for a gt380.
I had a 1974 model, in gold/orange, reg WMD 27M, I wonder if it is still around? Bought for £365, List was £415.
Love that colour. Here's mine....
had orange one in 77 fantastic machine
Had a T reg one in 78....Red.....
Had an orange 76 model OMC 871R if it's still alive somewhere...the dealer tech said it was a special bike and one of the fastest he'd ridden ... apparently, they used to get the odd bike here and there that was just that bit better put together at the factory.
Had an orange one in 78 electric start
Had exactly same one and colour in 1979 was a lovely bike wish I still had it,
Great wee bikes
Had new one in 78 microns on pocket rocket wish I still had it
would love another rd200
Mine RD200 family.
Had an Rd 200 dx orange one with spoked wheels, lovely smooth bike sounds great wish I still had one
That is something to behold
Lovely bikes, did a bit of touring in Scotland on mine, didn't miss a beat
Dead ringer for mine. Splendid little machines that held their own quite well against the 250s of the day.
Great little bikes a gd one would give a 250 a run for its money back in the 70s as I rem.
Minter ready for the road soon early 1976
Mine
Andrew Crumley
Snap π
Was he an enchanter?
Ad: 1981 Yamaha RD350LC
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/45SP0LP
Are those big can Allspeedsπ©
Small can Allspeeds just as they were back in the day ππ»
Well worth the money . A fantastic bike. π
Si la observas bien los frenos no obedece a como debe ser es por la posición de las barras y eso solo ingeniera Yamaha lo reconocerá por si le sale continuación en su nueva versión con calipers más potentes hay que corregir el ángulo de las barras no es el más apropiado para esos frenos delanteros y un buen ingeniero lo reconocerá al instante ππ»
Absolutely mint looking 4LO indeed .. whoever did the resto did a marvellous job π
El cohete hay que modificar los frenos es un misil que agarra mucho desplazamiento y en corta distancia el piloto tiene que ir con el pensamiento más allá de 200 metros con esta moto de lo contrario es imposible detener un RD-350 original no responde como debe los frenos es el único detalle de ella por lo demás es una moto estable y muy potente!!! ππ
Das waren Zeiten βπ»
Carte grise à vendre 350 4lo rdlc 1980
Man, that looks brand new. A lot of dough but a relative bargain when one considers people are still asking near £10k for fizzies.
Alot of money for a bike with allspeeds, no bibs yet starting at £10,500
Standard bike is it's i was unaware allspeed made parts for yamaha
Lovely bike but over priced
Nice bike but those prices are well gone now. Wish you all the luck ππ»
Ad: Aprilia RS250 - UK bike with some nice mods π
On eBay here -->> bit.ly/4oRrffU
