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Anyone ever owned a CBX1000?

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MrDavo:
The first time I ever saw a CBX on the road was at the TT on Mad Sunday, my mate and I were racing each other on our T140s, and went clean round the outside of it as it wobbled around the Verandah.

A very impressive engine though, but I always wondered what would happen to it if you binned it.

Orcade-Ian:
This is the who sold me a piece of frame and other bits when we lived in Southport, Geoff Smale and his bike is for sale on Car and Classic

This is the write up:

Big Boy" the mighty CBX 1233 z is for sale. This wonderful early stocks championship winning machine has been built, owned and raced by me loved and enjoyed as is now for sale. This famous machine comes with a magnificent history and an awe inspiring pedigree including a Carl Woodcock 1233cc engine. All tools and handbooks receipts for the build sales brochures and a transit van full of new and used parts. All mots and tax discs....trophys and prizes from 34 years of Cbx ownership. Spare keys and a long tax and mot. 23,000 miles and goes like a rocket. My Name is Geoff Smale I am a CBX owners club technical officer and have owned 52 Cbxs . I have prepared and raced the machines in Europe and America with great success. This bike is not a concourse winner .... It is a serious road bike with a great pedigree. The whole package is for sale and is a unique opportunity to own a piece of CBX history. Call to make arrangements to see or chat about the contents of this package if you are even curious cheers Geoff.


Good price too!

Ian

ST1100:
Met this guy in the AuSTrian alps this summer...

Full livery, Swiss license, his wife as pillion, despite frequently used for touring nearly showroom condition... cool...  8)

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cooleronthecoast:
Scouring the cupboard for something else I found this Polariod (remember them?), circa 1981 I think,


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