Abond wrote:USCRA banned them too.

Good to know, thanks!

Hi Ron, Dave used a GoPro Hero4(I have no idea what it's set at. I have a VIO POV camera that I started using back in '09. Old school now I guess! I record at the higher setting(still, only 720 x 480 resolution at 30fps), but in editing it gets reduced for faster uploading as my "high speed&quo...

Here's my on board video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8C7XOgXBsg

Here's Dave Mascioli's on board video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19l38jh162k

Thanks for sharing that Dave! Congrats on your placing on the weekend races!

Kemp made a set a triple trees for me. Great work and prices.

http://www.ripplerockracers.com/

In his emails, Cameron's signature included this auction house address: rmsothebys.com

Maybe he works there, or owns the bikes, or both?

Obviously, viewing the bike(s) in person before handing over $$ would be a good idea.

I came across this Kijiji ad "Motorcycle Collection": http://www.kijiji.ca/v-view-details.html?requestSource=b&adId=1137914486 I asked about a couple of race bikes in the corner. They are a 1966 Aeromacchi Ala D’oro 350 Corsa and a 1966 Bultaco Metralla Carrera. These are museum qualit...

I don't get it?

Please be more specific in what's wrong with forks and springs.

Thanks

Rick Yates wrote:

TimV wrote:Hi Tom, what part does not make it eligible for P1?

Thanks,

Tim

Yamaha XS 35mm front end with Progressive springs

Hi Tom, what part does not make it eligible for P1?

Thanks,

Tim

*edited: forgot the slipper type chain guide/tensioner **Please contact SuperDave directly for ALL inquiries on this motorcycle! See contact info below!** Honda CB350 Twin race bike for sale - VRRA P1-350 Eligible - Braced and welded frame - Yamaha XS 35mm front end with Progressive springs - Hagon ...

Updated March 7, 2016.

Thanks for looking!

I have this same kit in my P.A. cabinet as the original quickly wore out. You can buy replacement tip kits for this as well(comes with 2 or 3 tips?), and you'll need them if you use it often.

Bump! Making room for a bike with less moving internal parts.

Bump!

Pretty sure I ran a 120 slick up front. Fitting a 17" out back is the best bet, and really isn't that hard.