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Lovely bike 👍🏻

Cracking machine 😊😊

Just sold the exact same machine 1938 to a friend. Completely unrestored. I went through the engine and gearbox. All good to go with a set of new rollers in the big end. Lovely machines.

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That's a keeper 😊

Very good bike,I have 500cc average 30

Motor ładny,tylko te durne,zapalanie z prawej.

very nice🎉🎉

Xe bán ko ?

Looks so good, do not do any modification until if needed and Enjoy riding... I have been riding 500cc stealth black for 5 years. so no need to worry.

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Wow 👍

Hola

Very nice.

The 250 is 90 years old. I am the second owner! I have the story of it from new, but too much to type here. I’m pleased you appreciate these original old machines.

Ależ oczywiście to jest EKO drut do ZELMERA i takiemu zabiegowi na zakładzie pracy 🚽💯

Beautiful bike-I have its older brother-mine is 1949 with the square barrel motor-sounds the same. 👍

Этому зайцу лет двести а работает как часики 😂

Nice bike-I have just acquired a 1949 TR5 with the square barrel motor from a guy who has owned it for 53 years!

i like your motarcycle

I swear 90% of British motorcycles are beautiful 😍.

Artistry in iron!

BSA survived the Great Depression and WW2 but could not survive managerial incompetence. That little 250 is 100 years old. So cool 😎. I wonder how many owners she outlived?

Basic transportation. Motorcycles had to be reliable and dependable transportation because you had to get to work on time every day in all weathers. Not a toy or a plaything. Gas was rationed for 10 years after the war in England.

Меня умеляют барашки кода винт можно бы открутить рукой.

Hola,donde puedo conseguir esas llantas con banda blanca? Saludos desde Perú.

Those were great bikes. I have had my Triumph Tr-6 with a hard tail and magneto for 40 years. British motorcycles were the coolest bikes in the 1960's.

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Brilliant 👏

lovely that

Have you done any work to it ? What’s it like to change gears

UNA DE LAS TANTAS OBRAS DE ARTE INGLESAS.

had one back in the early 70s. I didn’t take it very seriously, I think I had a Honda 750 and a Yamaha R5 at the time.. it was given to me, not running by the owner of the Honda/Yamaha shop. I worked at as a mechanic. It was dropped off at the shop, and the customer never paid their bill, so there was a garage men’s lean foot on it, and I ended up with that, and a few other bikes that people dropped off, and never claimed them again… you have to remember bikes were cheap back then, in the days before the Harley Davidson inspired tariff that destroyed the motorcycle industry in this country 40 years ago, and has still not recovered. I don’t wanna get on a soapbox about it but, there were 22 motorcycle shops within an hour of my home back before the tariff that Harley asked Ronald Reagan to put on imported motorcycles. 22 shops, here today in 2024, there are only three motorcycle shops within an hour of my home here in Western Pennsylvania. Period all the rest of them are gone. Bankrupt, out of business because of the tariff. More than 7000 shops across the country have gone out of business since the tariff… But, I had one of these RD60s... and I used it daily around town, it was fine.. find I had a similar two-stroke little sporty, looking bike, called the MB5 …they were fun.. before the Harley tariff on imported motorcycles, you could buy these bikes for under $500.. just before the tariff, you can buy a brand new Yamaha Kawasaki, suzuki, and Honda, 750for $2999 list price. The day after the tariff went into effect. The same motorcycles went up to $4750. That was the 45% tariff increase that the market never recovered from. After the tariff Expired years later, the prices didn’t come down, they went up and stayed up and they kept going up to this day.. Ronald Reagan was the president that said these words “The scariest words I ever heard were, I’m from the government and I’m here to help “ The CEO of Harley convinced Ronald Reagan that he needed to save the 600 Harley Davidson workers jobs at the factory here in the United States because the Japanese were dumping motorcycles below cost here in the United States. So Reagan and posed a 45% tariff to help the 600 workers. within two years, more than 1100 Japanese motorcycle dealers went out of business permanently, and 7000 American workers, and those dealerships lost their jobs.. there’s an irony for you. Reagan himself said that the worst thing that you can do is ask the government to get involved with business to help. And he is the one that did it, and his words came true..

Not sneaking up on any hearing person !

Jawa 50 223.200 Mustang Hungary export, exported as "moped" due to reduced max speed 40km/h (2hp/4.5000 rpm) and none horn and rear footpegs. Normal CS model 60km/h (60 in papers but it can do 75 sometimes 80), 3.5hp/3.5000 rpm and have horn, rear footpegs. If u wan to have 3.5 hp just drill holes into "knee" from the carburator to the cylinder.

Is this for sale?

Being part German myself I had to give a like just for your name.

A nice looking one.

Lovely machine 😊😊

Ein Freund von mir fuhr die RD 50 1977,Er ist fast Verzweifelt, da diese Gurke nicht die Wurst vom Teller zog !

Mine had leg shields like that, bloody wipac ignition.

Lovely period piece.

Jetzt bitte auch fahren: ich möchte die singende Säge auch hören!

love that

That is pure perfection!

Nice bikes 👍👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🇧🇷

Beatyfull and rare machine, you should show more. 🇧🇷👍

I am glad you like it. Now sold I’m afraid.

Wow this is Not Just An Awesome Machine but a Gorgeous Machine too. ❤❤❤👍👍👍