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Trigger:
It is not a 500K0 and the seat cover is a repro ;)
AshimotoK0:
--- Quote from: Trigger on July 05, 2016, 08:36:12 AM ---It is not a 500K0 and the seat cover is a repro ;)
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Guess it's an early '72 K1 then is it Graham/Oddjob/Bryan?
Trigger:
From the pictures and the reg, it is a K1. Did you happen to see the VIN and engine numbers ?
Bryanj:
Reg with fork reflectors tells me K1
AshimotoK0:
Sorry Trig .. no VIN's etc (don't forget I had the missus with me itching to get at the food then b*gger off to Southwold ! At one point she went off on her own in the car , while I drooled at the bikes, and ended up at Sizewell Beach ... lucky she wasn't bl*ody glowing in the dark the next morning!
This CB350K1 is the same as mine except mine has the funny little '69 only (& very rare) front fender (mudguard) reflector on it.
He also has one in his retail area for sale at just under 3 grand (not anywhere near the condition of the museum exhibit one) but a nice original example
I defy anyone to pick fault with the museum one, except it does not have the very early 1 piece pipes, other than that, sadly they were never sold here. Why? 36 BHP engines for a 325cc in 1968 was pretty good especially for a 4-stroke.
Note the front hub and the ex James May 250K0 on the right, in front of it .. Deffo wrong one on the 250 and the rear was the same. Should be the same as the 350K1
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