stuarty70

no idea if mine was jubilee model? what were differences? just remember it having one piece tank seat unit in white and white mudguards im sure and orange frame, was a great bike stuart

im trying to remember the year? im guesing 1983,1984? im sure beta,s were pretty new on the scene, i was at the scottish six days and peter quinn had a selection of bikes for sale at the time, i somehow managed to get my father to buy me a new ossa 250 gripper from peter, im sure he had a few for sale all orange frames with one piece white fiberglass tanks and mudgaurds, just wondering if anyone else remebers these bikes ? stuart

cant remeber to be honest, but we traveled down to peter quin to buy a beta and he had ths jcm sitting ,he convinced us it was the latest tool and we bought it, looked trick and went ok, i have no idea what its worth, frame no is 43j i think will have to double check as my father painted it blue for some reason,

my brother decided to "soften" rear shock by letting a little air out? big mistake shock just colapsed and i think he had one shot of the bike , took about 3 week before we got it sorted, we had a good few shots with foot pump ha!

yes i remember it well, bike was pretty trick ar the time,

having a garage clearout, al have look on headstock for number thanks stuart young

hi guys, i have stored away in garage a jcm323, my father bought it brand new from peter quinn motorcycles in newcastle( im guesing 1983,1984) im sure it cost £1850 ?, also pretty sure he convinced my father this was one of two he had just got and the first in country, my brother brian young rode it up here in scotland with fair bit of sucess, it has not ran in 20 odd year and is complete and std apart from my father painting frame blue for some reason?? can anybody tell ne were the " chassis, bike number is located" thanks stuart young