ventured out to llandudno today :smiley: a bit nippy on the Promenade, but other otherwise a very nice day :yes: took a pic of this alternative to 2 wheels, not as much fun as the gtr but still wouldn't mind giving it a spin thou :grin:
(http://i335.photobucket.com/albums/m474/02zx7r/DSCF5226.jpg)
also came across the kawasaki green colour :wink: suppose it will grow on me :smiley:
(http://i335.photobucket.com/albums/m474/02zx7r/DSCF5230.jpg)
and just prove I was there, there's this one as well :smiley:
(http://i335.photobucket.com/albums/m474/02zx7r/DSCF5225.jpg)
Ahhh, a 3 wheeled Citroen 2CV.
Otherwise known as "How to have fun with 30Bhp"
Looks like a nice day out.
Pffft.... now THIS is a 3 wheeler..... oh yeah.. Mogs first car...check out the wide wheels and air scoop.... :gunsmilie:
what..! aren't I in the :shit: no comment about the kawasaki green colour. do you mean to say, I can't even get a rise from you greenie owners anymore :sad: :wink:
Nah, Kawasaki were using the Dark Green colour at the same time as the "Team Green" colour.
See the early Z1s and some of their late 60s bikes.
Here is an early example of both on the same bike (an H1 500cc);
(http://0.tqn.com/d/classicmotorcycles/1/0/w/A/-/-/Kawasaki-500-MK1-476x331.png)
My first introductions to both Greens were on a Z650C for the dark, and a KX250 for the "Team".
I like both but feel they are even better in combination. :punk:
Dark green 1972/3 Z900 is the definitive 70's superbike, I know the CB750 was first, but it was only single cam and just not as sporty.
Z900 was my first ever bedroom poster, i still want one, couldn't afford one back then, deffo cant afford a good one now.
Coman
Quote from: Boomer on April 12, 2012, 01:35:34 PM
Nah, Kawasaki were using the Dark Green colour at the same time as the "Team Green" colour.
See the early Z1s and some of their late 60s bikes.
Here is an early example of both on the same bike (an H1 500cc);
(http://0.tqn.com/d/classicmotorcycles/1/0/w/A/-/-/Kawasaki-500-MK1-476x331.png)
My first introductions to both Greens were on a Z650C for the dark, and a KX250 for the "Team".
I like both but feel they are even better in combination. :punk:
is that 1974/5 yamaha yb100 in the back ground?
Quote from: Boomer on April 12, 2012, 01:35:34 PM
Nah, Kawasaki were using the Dark Green colour at the same time as the "Team Green" colour.
See the early Z1s and some of their late 60s bikes.
Here is an early example of both on the same bike (an H1 500cc);
(http://0.tqn.com/d/classicmotorcycles/1/0/w/A/-/-/Kawasaki-500-MK1-476x331.png)
My first introductions to both Greens were on a Z650C for the dark, and a KX250 for the "Team".
I like both but feel they are even better in combination. :punk:
aaaah luverly H1e 1974.. and I do agree, a great colour combination :agree: