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Message started by MMRanch on 12/27/17 at 08:21:39

Title: Not that I need a new bike or anything like that !
Post by MMRanch on 12/27/17 at 08:21:39
Found this on the Guzzi site : Had no idea such things were in the works ... Jap bike's might be in truble ?

http://www.classic-british-motorcycles.com/bsa-mahindra.html

Such a big company could under price the other group ?


Title: Re: Not that I need a new bike or anything like th
Post by Oldfeller on 12/27/17 at 08:42:30

Look to India for the last of the gasoline motorcycles --- China and Japan both have new "all electric" requirements phasing in over the next 6 years.

Title: Re: Not that I need a new bike or anything like th
Post by LANCER on 12/27/17 at 09:12:16

0B2820222128282136440 wrote:
Look to India for the last of the gasoline motorcycles --- China and Japan both have new "all electric" requirements phasing in over the next 6 years.



You may need to wash your mouth out with soap Kelly.  Spreading such nasty rumors is just a terrible thing ya know ?
I love that Gold Star tank, it looks very much like the old ones.

Title: Re: Not that I need a new bike or anything like th
Post by Dave on 12/27/17 at 09:12:27
The BSA Goldstar and the Norton Manx are among my small "wish list" of collector motorcycles that I will likely never own.  In their day they both were a "man's" motorcycle, and they could do do some serious riding and racing. (It is a bit of a shame that the liquid threadlocker wasn't commonly available back then).

Time will tell if a new BSA Goldstar will be a motorcycle that rides and looks worthy of ownership.  I would certainly give them a year or two to get the bugs worked out....and find out how well they can supply any needed parts.  The new Triumph motorcycles are good looking, and are proving to be very reliable and durable.  

Title: Re: Not that I need a new bike or anything like th
Post by LANCER on 12/27/17 at 09:15:12

0E35382F3E32292F343C312E5D0 wrote:
The BSA Goldstar and the Norton Manx are among my small "wish list" of collector motorcycles that I will likely never own.  In their day they both were a "man's" motorcycle, and they could do do some serious riding and racing. (It is a bit of a shame that the liquid threadlocker wasn't commonly available back then).

Time will tell if a new BSA Goldstar will be a motorcycle that rides and looks worthy of ownership.  I would certainly give them a year or two to get the bugs worked out....and find out how well they can supply any needed parts.  The new Triumph motorcycles are good looking, and are proving to be very reliable and durable.  



YEP

Title: Re: Not that I need a new bike or anything like th
Post by jcstokes on 12/27/17 at 17:50:21
Try www.manxnorton.co.nz

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