Really Old Motorcycles

[Django]

Here you find some really old motorcycles. Enjoy:

historische_ aufnahmen_motorräder
And some movies about really old motorcycles:

Oldtimerrennen in Italien

 

[Pauley]

Nice links, Django. Thanks. I bookmarked them for many hours of enjoyment later

 

[4 Paws_imp]

Enjoy I did, thanks.

 

[Rolls_imp]

Thanks, Django! Enjoyed them.

 

[pdedse]

Awesome find, thanks.

 

[venturer434_imp]

Great link Django

 

[Rocky_imp]

Very cool

 

[the Ferret]

Rocky was around when some of those were new :rofl:

 

[Haystack_imp]

Django,

Thank you so much for these wonderful pictures!

 

[Rocky_imp]

Rocky was around when some of those were new :rofl:

:rofl: how true that is
But it only seems like yesterday.

 

[Guth_imp]

Yeah, I can see it now: someone on another forum posting up a link to this forum prefaced with "Here you will find some really old motorcyclists" lol.

Looking through those photos, I thought to myself even though we're going back a long ways here, I'll bet all of those dudes got the same thrill from riding a bike that I do and that's pretty cool.

 

[Tezza_imp]

40 years ago i sat on a motorcycle that I thought was old.Now it must be really old!

 

[the Ferret]

Flathead Indian looks like, late 30s early 40s I would guess. COol.

 

[Tezza_imp]

Flathead Indian looks like, late 30s early 40s I would guess. COol.

It's strange what we consider old. I look at my 2 favorite classic bikes today and I realise that they are probably older in years than that Indian was when I sat on it 40 years ago.

 

[the Ferret]

That pic makes me smile Tezza beautiful bikes Z-1 Kaw and T 500 Suzuki. I really miss those old two strokes

 

[Cormanus]

^

 

[suhawk305]

Tezza, Great picture of great bikes! (and riders!)

 

[Rolls_imp]

Tezza - Fantastic photos! Love the old Indian and Kaw and Suzuki are beautiful (and rightly collectible) things to behold! Thanks for sharing!

 

[Tezza_imp]

Here's a vid of the T500 blowing the gunk out.

 

[Cormanus]

Marvellous machine. I once owned one of its smaller siblings, the T250. It could accelerate almost as quickly as a CB750.