Thumper Club Forum
Club House => Chatter => Topic started by: mini-thumper on July 21, 2010, 05:14:31 PM
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Not for the easily embarrassed or those who've just eaten their dinner..........
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/YELLOW-PERIL-HONDA-CB250-300-RS-MINT-CONDITION-/300448257748?cmd=ViewItem&pt=UK_Motorcycles&hash=item45f41c96d4 (http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/YELLOW-PERIL-HONDA-CB250-300-RS-MINT-CONDITION-/300448257748?cmd=ViewItem&pt=UK_Motorcycles&hash=item45f41c96d4)
(http://i.ebayimg.com/22/!ByZG1NgB2k~$(KGrHqZ,!h4Ew5Cnom2WBMRgw+CJDQ~~_12.JPG)
There looks to have been a lot of money and mis-placed effort put into it, but it's wrong on so many levels! RIP
Boyd
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Ohh,it's at Oakham,just down the road from me ;D
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This was on Ebay a couple of years ago and I put its picture in the newsletter. The black and white image didn't do it justice ;)
GC
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Nor does the colour one!!! :o
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Stylish !!!!!!!
Jethro
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oh thats nasty.
I wonder if they've got matching leathers.
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I would ride that. I'm nursing a semi just looking at it.
I also like the BMW K1's though...I apolgise.
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Gott in Himmel :o
What a lot a 10year old can do with a box of paints.
Rob
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Looks like RD 250 silencers on it as well ??? ??? ???
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Aye,
Too much 'banoffee' pie after a few 'Blue Lagoons'! :-[
"Eeeee! Dilbert, ast th' seen th' Burds custurd powder? ???
Still awaiting info on carrier for these machines, not forgotten!
Regards, Bill.
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This sort of thing worries me. I think I should either love it or hate it? All I'm thinking is that the engine cases are going to be a ****** to keep up to over the winter and the exhaust seems to lack support. I should probably stick to things that can be cleaned with a hose pipe. ???
Andy
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Gott in Himmel :o
What a lot a 10year old can do with a box of paints.
Rob
I can see Rob letting his son loose with some Crayola on his RS !
Jethro
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It looks disgusting but its a very clean RS with 300cc conversion and with 7 hrs to go its at £155, I wonder what the reserve is. Many years ago a guy used to race a 300cc Yoshi RS and it was very quick indeed, a few aerosols of your choice and you could have a cracking bike.
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Reserve set at £875 :o a tad optimistic I feel...
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looked passable until I saw the yellow sprocket and yellow main stand then it went downhill. Pass me the rose tinted specs again.
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I was more interested in the red trail bike in the last photo......
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That sprocket has not had a chain on it - still paint on the teeth
R
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I love it. It's so bad it's good. Not sure I'd have the bollocks to turn up at the local bikers caff on it though. I particularly like the way the paint job on the front mudguard matches the blueing on the pipes. The bloke who did the 'Yellow Peril' lettering needs a serious talking to.
The trailie in the background looks like an early XL125
Dave B
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what can i say that hasn't been said....
Cor blimey! ...not for me, though obviously someone loves it.....but while you were looking at that Ebay entry....did you see this!!
170415702965 1/4 of a million quid for a bike......!! I've never been a fan of the italian fire engines, even if this one is made by David Kaye.
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Steve
(http://i.ebayimg.com/16/!!qrm0mwCG0~$(KGrHgoOKisEjlLl7pG)BKfZortKhw~~_12.JPG)
This Ferrari bike also goes into the 'Er.............?' category for many of the same reasons.
Boyd
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Hats off to Dave Kay and all that, but does anyone else get the impression that he's a bit of a wide boy?
GC
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No I don't think so #1....just a bloody good engineer (though a lot of the work is farmed out) with too much spare time :)
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I only say that because he had a real taste for self-publicity in the late 80s, early 90s. In retrospect I think a bloke who makes MV Agustas in his shed probably rubbed a lot of of the precious classic types up the wrong way and perhaps that's why he seemed to get a sniffy press back then.
I agree, his engineering is just out of this world and that MV sidecar outfit he raced was brilliant, although the constant (unfounded) carping about his box section swing arm not being legal in classic racing was a sure sign that some people are bad losers. As for the swing arm, it didn't seem to make any difference how many pictures were produced showing box section swing arms 'back in the day', he just kept on getting hassle over it.
GC
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Unsurprisingly the CB250RS is still listed on ebay with a starting price of £750 this time.
If anyone has got one for sale for about half that price can they please give me a shout ;D