Rogues Gallery

[TrickyMicky]

A few weeks later, rear carrier fitted, and the running - in was finalised travelling from Essex to the IOM for the 1971 TT. I think we were all saving Embassy coupons at the time!!

[TrickyMicky]

! year later, and a pal turned up at home with a new CB750 K2, let me take it round the block a couple of times with the inevitable consequence!!  My CB750, IOM TT, 1972.  It was VERY hot that year!!

[TrickyMicky]

The following year, 1973, IOM TT again, but with a more suitable)!) exhaust for the island courtesy of Dave Degens. They say that donkeys go better loaded, I think the same applies to 750's. The young lady in the yellow leather was to become my wife the following year.

[TrickyMicky]

1974/5.  New wife, new house, new bike, my only vehicle with a number 1 registration, and a big spend on matching outfits. John Collier's window in Romford gave some great posing reflections!!

[TrickyMicky]

Bad Polaroid pic.

[TrickyMicky]

Growing family etc. meant bikeless until 1988, when I bought my 400. My 6 year old son sat on the back and said he liked it. He still likes Hondas even now!

[Rozabikes Tim]

A few weeks later, rear carrier fitted, and the running - in was finalised travelling from Essex to the IOM for the 1971 TT. I think we were all saving Embassy coupons at the time!!

Lovin the jacket!

[Laverda Dave]

Great stories and photos Mick.

[Johnny4428]

Love these old pics too! My first steed was a CD175 (blue) loved that bike, sadly no pics surviving that I know of.