Does anyone know this bike

Rockyrob · Feb 18, 2009

Hi, Does anyone know this bike at all?It looks good in the pics and the blurb sounds good and gives the indication that the vendor is reselling so i thought there was a chance someone on the forum might know the bike and be able to give me some info on it

http://cgi.ebay.com.au
/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item=120378331945

Cheers
rob

grandpaul · Feb 18, 2009

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item=120378331945

Rockyrob · Feb 18, 2009

Thanks Grandpaul. Your link is easier than mine to use,

notrunning · Feb 18, 2009

This guy has sold a few commando's. he sold a 850 the other week and he is based in Sydney.

Rob you have an "S" Type. Im in Sydney and have an "s". Post some pics!!!

Cheers.

Rockyrob · Feb 19, 2009

Pics on the way, was waiting to see what happened with the proposed pic folder/link or whatever. I see he has sold a few, must be bying them somewhere?maybe OS so figured someone on here would know the history. Putting bike back together as we speak ( check out my laterst post) and hopefully get some pics real soon

Philthy · Feb 25, 2009

Interesting that that particular bike has a front number plate mount - these haven't been required for 25 years or more now. Might be an honest, unmolested original . . . . . . .

MichaelB · Feb 25, 2009

Rockyrob said:
I see he has sold a few, must be bying them somewhere?...

A few years back a Chap from Aus bought my 73, 750 with a bad motor.
He as traveling through the US buying stuff up.

Rockyrob · Feb 25, 2009

I noticed the number plate holder as well, is it a requirement in the USA or England ?

BillT · Feb 25, 2009

Number plate on the front fender is not a US requirement.

In my state (Florida), however, they've passed a few laws in the last legislative session aimed directly at motorcycles.

License plates must be placed horizontally, in plain view from behind the bike, at least 24 inches above the ground, and illuminated. - Choppers are exempt from this law.

If one wheel leaves the ground in a demonstration of power, minimum $100 fine.

Traveling in excess of 50 miles over the limit is now a $1000 fine for the first offense, $2500 for a second, and license sanctions. This applies to all vehicles.

ntst8 · Feb 27, 2009

BillT said:
Traveling in excess of 50 miles over the limit is now a $1000 fine for the first offense, $2500 for a second, and license sanctions. This applies to all vehicles.

Staying off thread for a mo, if we get caught over 40 kph (25 mph) over a posted limit its 28 days instant loss of license (as in you get to walk home), plus a visit to court during those 28 days.

BillT · Feb 27, 2009

ntst8 said:
BillT said:

Traveling in excess of 50 miles over the limit is now a $1000 fine for the first offense, $2500 for a second, and license sanctions. This applies to all vehicles.

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Staying off thread for a mo, if we get caught over 40 kph (25 mph) over a posted limit its 28 days instant loss of license (as in you get to walk home), plus a visit to court during those 28 days.

There was a big row in the legislature last year, as the statute was originally written to apply only to motorcycles, and was specifically meant to target sportbikes. It was pointed out that a two-ton car traveling at 100 mph carried a lot more energy than a 600 lb motorcycle and rider, and hence presented a greater danger to other motorists, and the law was rewritten.

The law about two wheels on the ground at all times is specifically targeted at 'stunters', especially those kids that extreme stunts on the main highways, in traffic!!!

Does anyone know this bike

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