Recent acquisition....

Not a VFR, but I wanted to show her off. Posting here because this is where I spend most of my time.

1965 CA200. Honda "Touring" 90. Push rod iron head. 1035 miles.

 

I love it, Captain 80's!

 

Seriously beautiful. Total class. I'd ride the hell out of that.

 

Great looking machine, I would love get my hands on my first bike, an old 305 scrambler.

 

Gorgeous, I remember those double sided shifters


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Crazy cool... Now there's a ride to Back fire when it's back

 

Super cool find!!!

 

Wonderful old bike. Congratulations.

 

Nice ride, those were the days when they actually had real people on the assembly line assemblilng switches and other sub assemblies by hand which translates into being able to take things apart/ clean - grease them / re-assemble them / and carry on. Makes you re-think the whole fly by wire / traction control / ride mode chit on new bikes.

 

Very nice specimen. Honda 50's and 90's were all over the place back in the day. The 305 Scrambler was considered a real hot rod. Now we have these lightening fast VFR's.......

 

Cool! I like the old stuff.

 

Thanks everybody! This thing may be the biggest people magnet out of all of my bikes and is a blast to ride. It was a beautiful afternoon and evening bopping around Edmonds last night.

 

That was a great day yesterday wasn't it , think it took everyone be surprise. 71 here, crazy warm, if only.. Damn if that don't look like the bike that started it all for me with liking motorbikes, though it was black and it was in 64, I bet it's a hoot

 

Here is you another one to fix up if you wanted. Looks complete and good for project for $300. Just that it looks like it might be in Louisana.

http://www.twtex.com/forums/showthread.php?t=111809

 

The year I was born! Wow, that's in pristine shape. Nice find. Is that an expensive bike, if I may ask?

 

HEY!!! That's almost discrimination! "Two Wheeled Texans"!!! I dare not join that site, being Canadian and all! (Haa Haa)