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Re: famous / iconic / recogniseable bikes. - Gnasher - 17-03-12

Now this is what I call famous, Iconic and recognisable  8) 


Re: famous / iconic / recogniseable bikes. - Gnasher - 17-03-12

As is this


Re: famous / iconic / recogniseable bikes. - BIG MAC - 17-03-12

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Re: famous / iconic / recogniseable bikes. - DryRob - 18-03-12

that yellow one looks like it'd give you some nasty burns on long rides  :eek


Re: famous / iconic / recogniseable bikes. - fletch - 18-03-12

lovely


Re: famous / iconic / recogniseable bikes. - fletch - 18-03-12

sorry wrong pic in the last post lol


Re: famous / iconic / recogniseable bikes. - Gnasher - 18-03-12

(18-03-12, 12:08 AM)DryRob link Wrote: that yellow one looks like it'd give you some nasty burns on long rides  :eek

That yellow one as you call it is an Yamaha OW48 YRZ500 when it appeared in on the GP grid in 1980 in the hands of the then world champ Kenny Roberts it just blow away the opposition and gave him his third consecutive world title.   


Re: famous / iconic / recogniseable bikes. - Gnasher - 18-03-12

(18-03-12, 01:56 AM)fletch link Wrote: sorry wrong pic in the last post lol

Try this one not an original Z but the later Zephyr but still very trick  8)


Re: famous / iconic / recogniseable bikes. - lardarse - 18-03-12

(26-02-12, 07:58 PM)fireblake link Wrote: And what about the Plastic Maggot. Most Londoners would know what they are having to jump outta the road whenever one was on a mission.

CX 500!! Or it's "Superior" the CX650......TURBO!

Made me smile this, as the first bike I threw me leg over was a C50, with fairing removed. I was 11 years old and forgot to shut off, I found out the importance of gloves and not wearing shorts on a 'ped/bike...

Instantly recognisables?

C50/70/90

RD 250/350 LC

RD125/200/250/400

Hardley Capables

Plastic Maggots (CX500)

Triumph Bonneville

Norton Commando

GS500/750/1000

And my all time Favourite... Laverda Jota, in Tango Orange  Big Grin


Re: famous / iconic / recogniseable bikes. - Gnasher - 18-03-12

(18-03-12, 12:21 PM)lardarse link Wrote: And my all time Favourite... Laverda Jota, in Tango Orange  Big Grin 

Like this or without the nose firing.




Re: famous / iconic / recogniseable bikes. - lardarse - 18-03-12

(18-03-12, 12:47 PM)Gnasher link Wrote: [quote author=lardarse link=topic=1826.msg16656#msg16656 date=1332069673]
And my all time Favourite... Laverda Jota, in Tango Orange  Big Grin 

Like this or without the nose firing.
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Straight to Screensaver!

With the fairing.... Cor I love them....


Re: famous / iconic / recogniseable bikes. - red98 - 18-03-12

are we confusing famous with favourite,or is it just me

most famous has to be steve mcqueens bike in the great escape
most favourite has to be suzuki gt 250 x7 or honda cb400/4 super sport
iam lucky ive got both Big Grin


Re: famous / iconic / recogniseable bikes. - eiderrider - 19-03-12

FS1E followed by a stepthrough
but to joe public I reckon it's gotta be the sound of a twin pot harley, most would know what it was from 2 streets away.


Re: famous / iconic / recogniseable bikes. - BIG MAC - 19-03-12

Those zeds are very pretty didnt know there was a zephyr that shape


Re: famous / iconic / recogniseable bikes. - Lumpy - 19-03-12

(18-03-12, 01:54 AM)fletch link Wrote: lovely
oh it fair made me larf this one, blandmobile UJM  :rollin


Re: famous / iconic / recogniseable bikes. - DryRob - 20-03-12

(18-03-12, 11:30 AM)Gnasher link Wrote: [quote author=DryRob link=topic=1826.msg16592#msg16592 date=1332025710]
that yellow one looks like it'd give you some nasty burns on long rides  :eek

That yellow one as you call it is an Yamaha OW48 YRZ500 when it appeared in on the GP grid in 1980 in the hands of the then world champ Kenny Roberts it just blow away the opposition and gave him his third consecutive world title. 
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:\ apologies, I wasn't born then and wouldn't even pretend to be a Motorbike racing fan


Re: famous / iconic / recogniseable bikes. - Gnasher - 20-03-12

(20-03-12, 07:07 PM)DryRob link Wrote: [quote author=Gnasher link=topic=1826.msg16645#msg16645 date=1332066625]
[quote author=DryRob link=topic=1826.msg16592#msg16592 date=1332025710]
that yellow one looks like it'd give you some nasty burns on long rides  :eek

That yellow one as you call it is an Yamaha OW48 YRZ500 when it appeared in on the GP grid in 1980 in the hands of the then world champ Kenny Roberts it just blow away the opposition and gave him his third consecutive world title. 
[/quote]

:\ apologies, I wasn't born then and wouldn't even pretend to be a Motorbike racing fan
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Wasn't born!!!!!!!! :eek

Now doesn't that make you feel old............. Big Grin 

No worries matey it really was an icon and sporned alsorts of spin off's through the 80's right up until the present day. 


Re: famous / iconic / recogniseable bikes. - Gnasher - 20-03-12

This was Yamaha top stroker of the 80's


Re: famous / iconic / recogniseable bikes. - Gnasher - 20-03-12

And their M1 GP bike of 2005 I think it was


Re: famous / iconic / recogniseable bikes. - Fuzzy - 03-04-12

RC30?