November 26, 200322 yr Check out my new Beta and my ultra modern girlfriend. We are very lucky to have such wonderful machine.
November 27, 200322 yr Just look at the space between the engine and the tank. You could fit most of Arthur's beta parts stock in there as well as a couple of chip butties!
November 28, 200322 yr i'm a tad confused.......hows she gonna get her leg over in that dress???? Won't catch me riding in that outfit, thank god!!!
November 28, 200322 yr I found it best to first get thi leg ower, then worry about what she's wearing after
November 30, 200322 yr Author The first motocross race I ever went to was in 1970 and there were two guys ridng these Moto Betas. Believe it or not, they were without a doubt the fastest bikes on the track. The one guy (from Farmington wash.) absolutely SMOKED the 100 cc expert class over a field of Bultaco 100's, Kawasaki Centurions and Yamaha enduro100s. This race was just before the class became all Super Rats the very next month. The Rats enjoyed supremacy for the rest of the season and were vanquished the following spring by the advent of the green Yamaha 100 Lt 1 MX with the low pipe. The Beta sort of vanished, along with DKW, Carabela, Monark, etc. I'm glad I was able to witness the color and diversity of the time before the Japanese domination. Edited November 30, 200322 yr by JayLael
November 30, 200322 yr Riding bikes dressed like that might be good for the sport Vic? Perhap you should try it We'll av non o that matey!!!!
December 1, 200322 yr Hey JayLael - if you've seen the pic of my behind on another posted topic you'll understand why i have to keep this dress code in tact! What can't be seen can't be laughed at!!!
December 2, 200322 yr Author Vic: In your profile photo, you look like a nubile young trials gal. Great choice of photo. I'd rather not spoil that mental picture by looking further at the moment.
December 2, 200322 yr Author The Norton girl fueled my adolescent fantasies in 1969 to 1972. It seemed as though every bike magazine had a Norton ad in it back then. Bike ads sure have changed. Now it's all about Ricky Carmichael.
December 2, 200322 yr The Norton girl fueled my adolescent fantasies in 1969 to 1972. It seemed as though every bike magazine had a Norton ad in it back then. Bike ads sure have changed. Now it's all about Ricky Carmichael. I'd be willing to bet we are not the only ones
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