Like looking at old girls try http://www.trials.com.au/forum/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=3821

Here are pages of Vintage Trials bikes. Will take some time to see them all.

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Edited April 1, 201214 yr by Gordo

This is my 1983 Armstrong CMT240 in as found condition:-

I'm currently rebuilding it and hope to have it running in a month or two.

Fantic 300 total refurb much money spent !!

Montesa 348 not been restored the most correct original 348 i have seen still on the

original chain,sprokets and tyres

Fantic 201 not turned a wheel for twenty years very orginal example not been restored

just polished and cleaned .

Regards Scorpa250

My Cota 247T is a 77 model with 78 seat and tank but I do have all the original stuff including lights and speedo and even original plastic tool wrap

Edited April 20, 201214 yr by keychange

Not much to look at...

a 1972 Cota 123 recently rescued from underneath a barn in Vermont

crikey is that seat photoshopped on to there......LOL

Edited April 26, 201214 yr by bashplate

You need that seat, it goes with the rear footrest. But it look in very good shape for a barn rescue.

Guy

crikey is that seat photoshopped on to there......LOL

I only wish it were a photoshop.

I've dismantled that 'mod' and found the original seat pan underneath. I think I'll make a new one a bit smaller...and remove the passenger pegs.

...and probably remove the silencer extension on the other side.

My 1976 Ty 175 jc recently improved with electronic ignition, falcon shocks, SMP front pipe, Finna air filter, new chain and sprockets and second hand old school tall renthal bars.

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10150789768314243&set=a.487836844242.272326.564309242&type=1&theater

Mine aren't as cool as some on this thread, but I do have fun with 'em.

My '86-'87 TLR200 Reflex, built out of 3 piles of parts all destined for the dumpster. I call it "OJ", for "Outright Junk", cause that was it's humble beginnings -

And a TY80 owned my me and 4 other NMTA members for the sole purpose of Buffoonery Trials before local events. Great bike, and indestructable!!

Gotta love 'em!

Edited May 14, 201214 yr by Brewtus

Mine aren't as cool as some on this thread, but I do have fun with 'em.

My '86-'87 TLR200 Reflex, built out of 3 piles of parts all destined for the dumpster. I call it "OJ", for "Outright Junk", cause that was it's humble beginnings -

And a TY80 owned my me and 4 other NMTA members for the sole purpose of Buffoonery Trials before local events. Great bike, and indestructable!!

Gotta love 'em!

Your's are definitely cool.

They run.

Spent far too much on it!

Spent far too much on it!

yes maybe, but what a superb job you've done. are my eyes playig tricks on me, or is that a carbon fibre expansion chamber on there....and what brand of shox you using?

They're playing tricks!

It's just a carbon fibre cover over the WES expansion box, stops me pants melting!

The shocks are Betors, though I'm not 100% happy with them, the action is a little better since I lengthened the swinging arm, but I think the Mrs will throw me out if I fork out on some Magicals!!