gone

and remember this thing is the lowly AMERICAN model, not the mighty race winning CANADIAN RD400.

sammer55 wrote:What is a 1980 G ?

I am looking for a vintage racer.

It is mostly like the picture above.
Race bikes aren't designated by year, but by model.

If you are serious about racing, buy "thelittleguy"'s TZ, if you want to putz around by an old street bike and slap a pipe on it.

How wide is the PM wheel?

Isn't that Pro6?

http://www.pro6cycle.com/

If you want to email the pics to me I'll post them for you.

jim at bitzz dot com

Try Johnny Bent
905 273 3717

Mark Rawlings, a VRRA member.
They're internet challenged so call him
416 249 6259
Black Creek/Lawerance

Talk to Mark Rawlings.
Mark is internet challenged so use a phone: 416 249 6259
He is at Black Creek/Lawerance

Drop me an email
jim at bitzz dot com


We can talk about computer stuff

Congrats Doug!
... sorry 'bout the back though.


That must be the SECOND worst case of Norton engine failure I've seen.

Eh Herb?
... and that's the Norvil side isn't it? Who's rod let go?

How did Kenny do?

http://www.walridge.com/contact/view/index.php?

I think he prefers email to phone calls.

I think he deals with Forks by Frank.
I don't know if Forking Around is still an going concern.

Any hydraulic house can make them for you.

Mike Partridge can get you NEW fork tubes for almost any bike for not much more than $200/pr.

I think he is trying to make sport of my engrish...but I can't be sure. He seems to be using a code.
Maybe too many comp drinks at the online casino....