Real Handy Place For That Kill Switch ------ Hope U Don't Break A Clutch Cable ------- Man How The Oldsters Back From The War Loved Those Bikes ------- 750cc In 65 --------- Wow! ------ Oh The Stories They Told !
Back in 1965 I bought an Atlas 750 from Gus Kuhn in London i had just passed my motor cycle test on a Suzuki T10 250cc I kept the atlas for 4 years untill I part exchanged it for a new Brighton motorcycle show in 1969 it cost me £389 all in fully race kitted fast back Dunstable silencers alloy rims clip on half GT fairing rear sets large bell mouth concentric and it went like the wind I only got £150 for my Atlas then in part exchange for the commando I still have the Norton today and here’s you selling a 1965 Atlas for £6,500 pounds how times have changed john
Looks nice, but ...better make sure everything is screwed on tight or the vibration will shake it off! Then there's the oil leaks from the primary chaincase...and etc. Been there, done that
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Real Handy Place For That Kill Switch ------ Hope U Don't Break A Clutch Cable ------- Man How The Oldsters Back From The War Loved Those Bikes ------- 750cc In 65 --------- Wow! ------ Oh The Stories They Told !
Back in 1965 I bought an Atlas 750 from Gus Kuhn in London i had just passed my motor cycle test on a Suzuki T10 250cc I kept the atlas for 4 years untill I part exchanged it for a new Brighton motorcycle show in 1969 it cost me £389 all in fully race kitted fast back Dunstable silencers alloy rims clip on half GT fairing rear sets large bell mouth concentric and it went like the wind I only got £150 for my Atlas then in part exchange for the commando I still have the Norton today and here’s you selling a 1965 Atlas for £6,500 pounds how times have changed john
Looks nice, but ...better make sure everything is screwed on tight or the vibration will shake it off! Then there's the oil leaks from the primary chaincase...and etc. Been there, done that
You get some very nice motorcycles in stock, machines that you can actually ride and enjoy
And sometimes you don't
Very nice!
I've had a bit to do with Norton Oeners over the years, and similar to BMW owners, they seem a little bit "Anoraky" type of people!
😅😅😅
Give me an Ariel 3 any day. 😂
Or a Noddy bike. 😂