At one time or another I’ve ridden many of these bikes. Not that I owned them all, but thru friends and swapping bikes I’ve ridden a bunch of them. I started back in 67’ as a kid of 12. The one that I always wanted to ride but never got the chance was the Kawasaki H2 750. Nothing less than great memories. Notable favorites was the 67’ 305 Superhawk and a 70’ CB 350. Presently got a 75’ Z1b sitting in the garage in all its glory. At the local cars and coffee it always draw an admiring crowd to those in the know. 😎
Some great memories there , my first real bike was a cb350, later a kz1000, mate had 2 z900's, simpler days back then . Still got a tx650 and a TR1 , it stays in the blood, too wet for riding lately . Central Nth-Isle,gumboot-land
I owned one 1970 Suzuki 500 it was a great bike color blue with crome fenders beautiful at that time paid 860 dollars brand new plus taxes in California
The Japanese seem to making different versions for different markets in different counties, So Europe had mainly road bikes and USA/ Australia had a lot of Off road and trail bikes.
It may have been demand. Australia and NZ did not have any mass produced local dirt bikes where as Europe had plenty of marques but were expensive in other markets, the Japanese introduce low cost bikes and good dealerships the bikes we got were often rebadged USA bikes and dirt bikes were mainly 2 strokes, even Honda had to produce 2 stroke off roaders. The 60's and 70's changed so much, I look at todays bikes and can hardly tell one from another. Here in NZ the early 70's saw Japas making big sales increases over British and Harleys were rare.
Hi guys, everyone of those bikes are stunning , i wish I could see them in the flesh. Two wheeled porn. Freaking fantastic.👍👍👍👀✅ OMG, the purple H2 Kwak , talk about saving the best till last man. Holy guacamole......beautiful bike
Yes, although it has 315 on the seat. Back in the early 80's I owned a highly modified 'PE/RM" hybrid and this reminded me alot of it as it appears to be a home built using a T350 twin which was actually 315cc.
Sehr viele Modelle des gleichen Typs, aber wenig Modelle von einer Marke. Das ist für mich keine Ausstellung von älteren Motorräder , wenn man 5 CBX 1000, 4 Z 1000 ausstellt, da gehören alle Modelle einer Marke dazu.
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At one time or another I’ve ridden many of these bikes. Not that I owned them all, but thru friends and swapping bikes I’ve ridden a bunch of them. I started back in 67’ as a kid of 12. The one that I always wanted to ride but never got the chance was the Kawasaki H2 750. Nothing less than great memories. Notable favorites was the 67’ 305 Superhawk and a 70’ CB 350. Presently got a 75’ Z1b sitting in the garage in all its glory. At the local cars and coffee it always draw an admiring crowd to those in the know. 😎
You have been blessed to have ridden some fine bikes
Very very good 👍 👌 colección inmejorable, que envidia poder estar allí...
Excellent arrangements,proudly salute the inventers.God bless them
All the bike's I drooled over as a kid.
You and me both, lucky enough to have ridden a few and own one of them now.
Some great memories there , my first real bike was a cb350, later a kz1000, mate had 2 z900's, simpler days back then . Still got a tx650 and a TR1 , it stays in the blood, too wet for riding lately . Central Nth-Isle,gumboot-land
I just love the older bikes, that's when they had style 😎😎😎😎
AGREE! When I thought of all the ones I used to watch around our streets and ride with and even had many posters of these on my bedroom walls.
I owned one 1970 Suzuki 500 it was a great bike color blue with crome fenders beautiful at that time paid 860 dollars brand new plus taxes in California
wherever your eye turns you fall in love with lightning
HA! I remember being chased by a MOT cop on one of those XJ750s, he never stood a chance.🤣🤣🤣
My teenage years in 1 room riden quite a few of those machines from the Yamaha as 50 upto Kawasaki z1000a2 and honda cbx
Sounds like a great time and great memories.
The Japanese seem to making different versions for different markets in different counties, So Europe had mainly road bikes and USA/ Australia had a lot of Off road and trail bikes.
It may have been demand. Australia and NZ did not have any mass produced local dirt bikes where as Europe had plenty of marques but were expensive in other markets, the Japanese introduce low cost bikes and good dealerships the bikes we got were often rebadged USA bikes and dirt bikes were mainly 2 strokes, even Honda had to produce 2 stroke off roaders. The 60's and 70's changed so much, I look at todays bikes and can hardly tell one from another. Here in NZ the early 70's saw Japas making big sales increases over British and Harleys were rare.
Thhe silver Honda SL125 is a 1973 model.
I like all
Where is this? I'm in NZ and looking for a classic Japanese bike club to join.
Hi guys, everyone of those bikes are stunning , i wish I could see them in the flesh. Two wheeled porn.
Freaking fantastic.👍👍👍👀✅
OMG, the purple H2 Kwak , talk about saving the best till last man. Holy guacamole......beautiful bike
Yep, an absolute gem and wish it was mine!
Holden Man NZ
Me 2 lol
You read my mind. This is like extremely tasteful two-wheeled porn.
Very nice show!! Thank you!You showed. A Suzuki twin . Rm250?
Yes, although it has 315 on the seat. Back in the early 80's I owned a highly modified 'PE/RM" hybrid and this reminded me alot of it as it appears to be a home built using a T350 twin which was actually 315cc.
Great vid thanks heaps .. Was that a RE5 Suzuki @ 3min 50 sec ... ?
Also did I spy a green and yellow SL 350 Honda @ 110min 06sec ... ?
With RE5 I don't think so but I do have one here th-cam.com/video/x8cx_3Nilmk/w-d-xo.html and the SL350 is a few seconds after it
All my dream bike
I love it can i buy that even im in the Philippines?
Buy what? And why ask here?
Where is Honda road master 200??
No 77 KZ1000s (first year) in the lot, only a 78, to bad.
Sehr viele Modelle des gleichen Typs, aber wenig Modelle von einer Marke. Das ist für mich keine Ausstellung von älteren Motorräder , wenn man 5 CBX 1000, 4 Z 1000 ausstellt, da gehören alle Modelle einer Marke dazu.
You can't see the prices,it doesn't say where the bike are.
Hi Ron it's actually a show. If you mean the cards, they are model and year etc and it's in New Zealand.
Ta 250. Never seen one.
Same, which prompted me to search after you mentioning it. I came up with Suzuki Twin Ace (TA) which may have been the first export Suzuki in 1960?
Is this exhibition in Australia?
It is a Christchurch NZ Club
@@202ToranaMan Thought so, all RHD!
@@peteterry2877 lol.... yip
Oh apart from the odd suzuki with left kick starts haha
Audio sucks, why include it?
Puch vz
Mripat kecoak
No W Kawasaki’s or 305 Dream? 🥲 still a nice show.