Thats uncanny Javier. I've just bought one and you are thinking about it

Looks a beaut.

Might just model mine on that one?

Javier, you know you want to!!

Was never a big fan of the Ossa probably because it reminded me of Latin is school, ossa - bone, till the yellow and orange Grippers came out but I have to say that looks pretty superb.

Maybe you could get some of your specialist friends to do a restoration job on OTF or Big John, they certainly need some sort of help

Javier, you know you want to!!

Was never a big fan of the Ossa probably because it reminded me of Latin is school, ossa - bone, till the yellow and orange Grippers came out but I have to say that looks pretty superb.

Maybe you could get some of your specialist friends to do a restoration job on OTF or Big John, they certainly need some sort of help ;)

Oi I'm a Classic with perfect weight distribution, ever seen a weeble?

Now this, IMO, is a tasty Ossa (brakes or not):

Edited December 14, 200718 yr by TooFastTim

TooFastTim: Look slowly.................... the engine is a TR-80. Not elegible for Pre categories. Also Reed valve in the admission...........

Slapshot; even me I need the help of this specialists. You would not belive how good is that bone............... sorry Ossa.

Edited December 14, 200718 yr by Greeves

Nothing a hacksaw won't fix Javier. Still a really nice looking bike. Wonder if the brakes work? You coming out here Javier?

New Zealand?? Bit far from Spain, but a place I would like to go once, and a dream to visit some parts of it riding an old trials bike.

Well Javier, you said you would not be buying more ****, not bikes, hahaha!!!! .....this bike has the only problem of being an OSSA, the rest is "almost" perfect. I just would complete it with its alloy mudguards and a "more classic" looking silencer....

How much for it???

I just do it one bike a year, fortunately I still have enough mental sanity to sale some from time to time; on the other hand, unfortunately I still look into the market and find "bargains" like the completely original 159 Sherpa that came from Madrid to my garage last week...

I am not buying the bike, still to sell 2 bikes before I dare thinking in buying something else. But that Ossa is wonderfull, expensive but very good, I don

Edited December 19, 200718 yr by Greeves

I am not buying the bike, still to sell 2 bikes before I dare thinking in buying something else. But that Ossa is wonderfull, expensive but very good, I don

Yes, I spent a lot of time in your garage looking to those "things" you store there. Do you know what this guy stores there?? I will tell you; Matchless and beer

Edited December 20, 200718 yr by Greeves

Cota 348 - Busy with complete restoration. No nut or bolt left "unsrewed / unbolted / broken / stripped / rounded-off or lost". Should anyone wishing to view some pic`s please let my know and i will do my best to post a few.

hi, i'm from france

first , congratulations for qhality of restoration of your bikes, and for your enthusiasm ...i love that !!

i own vintage trials bike, and i want to send the pictures

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2291/216858...85e8842.jpg?v=0

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regards from france

nicolas

Edited January 5, 200818 yr by phobos31

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Some for the Pre 65 riders. Just finished. Tried to keep it still like a cub but competitive as well.