January 27, 200620 yr No - I mean they can't be viewed because the uploads corrupted. Can you edit your original message and re-upload.
January 27, 200620 yr Just checked and everything is showing up rosies..? <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Hmmm. Works in Internet Exploder, but Firefox reports them as corrupt. Strange
January 27, 200620 yr Yep, they look OK to me......well not OK as such, looks like a Fantic tried to sneek out of Italy disguised as a piece of Milan produced class.....eh Motosinge Martin
January 30, 200620 yr Here we go then Motosinge.... a few bits of memorabilia for ya. Genuine GVS SWM riding shirt(aquired from H M Lampkin no less), Aprilia shirt donated by is former owner Tommi Ahvala.........and a Fantic pack a mack, given free with bike to stop you getting wet when pushing it home. Poster included for added style. Martin
January 30, 200620 yr Motosinge may get Hawney over these ??? 3 Airtex shirts..... and the front and back view of the famous Mr L's shirt and yes I do have 2 of them.
January 31, 200620 yr Sorry Big John Vic's shirt is down to you. Sorry Motosinge more coat hangers and still no Naomi. But some more rare golden oldies...... Spot the Hamonds sauce badge.
January 31, 200620 yr fantastic collections Legs and Martin (they dont need Naomi to keep them interesting, and their original owners are now too bulky to fit in the wardrobe)
January 31, 200620 yr But what,s going on.... shirts on Hangers...? It,s like a pic of a wonderbra without Naomi..? Well Naomi Campbell was busy, so just for you Motosinge...........here's the lovely Lisa Jones sporting some retro gear. Regards Martin
January 31, 200620 yr Yes Lisa Jones, didn't she also ride the Scottish on an SWM and then the Fantic? Yes, Big John quite correct, photo of Lisa showing us how to ride a rocky stream. No idea what Heath is talking about though Regards Martin
February 2, 200620 yr Nice one, Big John. But do you know the provenance of that shirt. Vic Allen toured Australia in 1975 with Suzuki works rider Gaston Rahier to race in an international MX series. Vic was primarily sponsored by the then Victorian Bultaco distributor Bert Flood Motorcycles, with limited help from the other state Bultaco distributors. Bert Flood provided fully set-up 125cc and 250cc Pursangs for Vic. Incidentally, Vic was a sparkie by trade and did a bit of electrical wiring in the Bert Flood premises in Boxhill, Melbourne. He was a great bloke. Bert Flood was and still is a legend in Australian motorcycle racing. In addition to being a tuner extrordinaire, Bert contributed two sons who dominated at the top level of MX and other motorcycle sports in the 70s and 80s - Trevor and Gary Flood. Both were mechanically gifted as well as being top racers, and Gary raced professional speedway in 1971 at Crewe in your UK. Bert is now in his 70s. His current interests involve putting souped-up Rotax motors in everything from helicopters to ultra-light aircraft. He still tunes the odd Bulty including the Bultaco TSS racers ridden in classic road racing by Ginger Molloy here in Oz and NZ. That's a great piece of Australian history you hold there Big John and if you ever want to sell it, send me an email. Dab Dab
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