I bought a 400f on 14th St. in Manhattan in 1976, with a check from Playboy for a story about Mick Jagger. I still have the bike, and, like Jagger, it's stlll running. I am too, but not nearly as well.
After completing the video of the CB400, where, amongst those other magnificent machines, were you possibly able to accomodate it?! Fitting all those motorbikes in that small room - cheek by jowl with each other - is a work of Art. Moving any one of them out, and then back again, must take hours. You’d want to be sure that any prospective buyer, who wanted to take one for a run, was fair dinkum ... and not merely a tyre kicker.
A thing of sheer beauty.
I bought a 400f on 14th St. in Manhattan in 1976, with a check from Playboy for a story about Mick Jagger. I still have the bike, and, like Jagger, it's stlll running. I am too, but not nearly as well.
That is a beautiful example. I had a 1976 model in blue, bought from Hallett's of Canterbury, I loved that bike.
Amazing collection 💫
It' s look like a brand new. Is it? I had a 1977 like this, but it was kind of purple color. Wonderful.
40数年前東京で乗っていました。スムーズにカーブをトレースしてくれました。懐かしい。
After completing the video of the CB400, where, amongst those other magnificent machines, were you possibly able to accomodate it?! Fitting all those motorbikes in that small room - cheek by jowl with each other - is a work of Art. Moving any one of them out, and then back again, must take hours. You’d want to be sure that any prospective buyer, who wanted to take one for a run, was fair dinkum ... and not merely a tyre kicker.
Exemplary in every way. What an example.