Topic: Dream Bike Thread

[72 yellow]

All the bikes I stupidly sold in my younger days, thinking I would always be able to afford to buy anything I wanted.  
The one I didn't buy that I wanted was a Royal Enfield 750 Interceptor.

[bill440cars]

All the bikes I stupidly sold in my younger days, thinking I would always be able to afford to buy anything I wanted.  
The one I didn't buy that I wanted was a Royal Enfield 750 Interceptor.

         Nw THAT is one I am ALSO wanting! I would take about ANY one, but wouild really like a 65-67. Had a buddy who had a beautiful metallic (I think they called it
"Hi Fi Blue") 65' TT Interceptor.

         Here is a shot of one, from the Barber Museum:

       

       And here is another one:

       

       

[72 yellow]

All the bikes I stupidly sold in my younger days, thinking I would always be able to afford to buy anything I wanted.  
The one I didn't buy that I wanted was a Royal Enfield 750 Interceptor.

         Nw THAT is one I am ALSO wanting! I would take about ANY one, but wouild really like a 65-67. Had a buddy who had a beautiful metallic (I think they called it
"Hi Fi Blue") 65' TT Interceptor.

         Here is a shot of one, from the Barber Museum:

       

       And here is another one:

       

       

That's the one.  Wife and I travelled to Barber a few years ago.  Like a giant candy store.  Thanks for the pic, Bill.

[bucky katt]

someone just rode past the house on a harley flathead with drag pipes. damn thats sweet.

[bill440cars]

All the bikes I stupidly sold in my younger days, thinking I would always be able to afford to buy anything I wanted.  
The one I didn't buy that I wanted was a Royal Enfield 750 Interceptor.

         Nw THAT is one I am ALSO wanting! I would take about ANY one, but wouild really like a 65-67. Had a buddy who had a beautiful metallic (I think they called it
"Hi Fi Blue") 65' TT Interceptor.

         Here is a shot of one, from the Barber Museum:

       

       And here is another one:

       

       

That's the one.  Wife and I travelled to Barber a few years ago.  Like a giant candy store.  Thanks for the pic, Bill.

    My pleasure, the one from the Barber museum was just like the one my buddy had, that I got to ride now and then. I was in love with that bike and he would not ride it like it should have been. He'd put around on it and wonder why it wouldn't run very well. I'd take it out and blow the soot out of it and it would run just fine! I would LOVE to have had THAT ONE for my own!