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Trigger:
Maybe Silver had run out of stock of the OEM cover ;D
Just been through the pictures in the drop box, and have never seen so many repro and after market parts under one roof.
UVE 73K is listed as Gold, not black ;)
Nurse Julie:
I would go and have a look if I was passing that way. I think it's a shame that most seem to be US models and I'm surprised the CB500 four has Hagon shocks on. Nice photos Ash.
AshimotoK0:
--- Quote from: Trigger on July 04, 2016, 09:42:57 PM ---Maybe Silver had run out of stock of the OEM cover ;D
Just been through the pictures in the drop box, and have never seen so many repro and after market parts under one roof.
UVE 73K is listed as Gold, not black ;)
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Got a feeling that the Mecum sandcast bike was a much better example than the one he has now but its low VIN I suppose. The ex James May 'Sardine Blue/white CB250K0 has loads of incorrect parts (wheels etc) but the Candy Blue/White CB350K1 (exactly the same as mine) is an an absolute minter in every way, can't fault it. My photos are only a very small selection though, of the type of bikes likely to be in the 'Ashimoto Museum'. The 50's and early sixties models are immaculate and really rare. He deffo needs a Candy Jade Green 500K0 though and passed up on a friend of mine who was going to loan him one plus a Candy Red/White CB250K0 much better than the James May Blue one. My missus was searching around there for a BSA Bantam like her dad had ... sadly, she was disappointed!
Ian from Motad was there too ...says he's enjoying his retirement.
AshimotoK0:
So does anyone know the 500/4 in there? Guess it's an early Genuine UK bike (as Graham says Gold on the reg details DVLA)
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Woodside:
Oh no its happened. ..im getting picky....is that seat cover correct for a k0
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