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Went in there to make sure they had an oil filter to do an oil and filter change for me when I've done another 800kms.

At the rate I've been going due to the restrictions that could be well into the Summer.

Usual selection of old Spanish and Italian stuff in there......not a spot of rust on them!

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54 minutes ago, skyrider said:

is that blue yam an xj 650  ?

Yes....must be one of the first Jap imports here in the early 80's. 

Franco wouldn't let them in when he had power.

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3 minutes ago, Earache said:

Cool looking Montesa in there. Always thought they were the coolest bikes when I was a kid.

Loads of old Spanish stuff here Eric.....and usually owned by the same old boy for over 50 years!

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2 minutes ago, XTreme said:

Loads of old Spanish stuff here Eric.....and usually owned by the same old boy for over 50 years!

I can imgaine. Same as old HD's here.

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47 minutes ago, Earache said:

I can imgaine. Same as old HD's here.

The older generation Spanish mentality is a bit odd to me......cos if they buy a car or a bike they rarely sell it. It's for life!

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39 minutes ago, XTreme said:

The older generation Spanish mentality is a bit odd to me......cos if they buy a car or a bike they rarely sell it. It's for life!


Lots of countries are like that though aren’t they. In some countries it’s seen as grotesque to have new cars, flashy and ostentatious. French folk also hold onto their cars. Having a crumbling car is no indication of wealth, I quite like that. There’s a lot of car snobbery about here, the Hyacinth Buckets are alive n kicking ?

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Ive never seen one  that i can think of in my life, only an odd add for sale once an awhile. Cant imagine many were even imported. :classic_unsure:

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11 minutes ago, Tym said:

Ive never seen one  that i can think of in my life, only an odd add for sale once an awhile. Cant imagine many were even imported. :classic_unsure:

You didn't import French cars did you Tym?

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16 hours ago, XTreme said:

Loads of old Spanish stuff here Eric.....and usually owned by the same old boy for over 50 years!

I love old school bike shops like that, they're very few and far between in the UK now.

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41 minutes ago, boboneleg said:

I love old school bike shops like that, they're very few and far between in the UK now.

Loads of them like that still here!

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3 minutes ago, XTreme said:

Loads of them like that still here!

yeah i used to go in one near me , used to go in the back shop where all the wrecks were spent ages looking round

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2 minutes ago, skyrider said:

yeah i used to go in one near me , used to go in the back shop where all the wrecks were spent ages looking round

Those oldschool mechanics could repair anything with whatever came to hand!

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9 minutes ago, XTreme said:

Those oldschool mechanics could repair anything with whatever came to hand!

thats the thing with a lot of new bike shops too clinical (and somebody has to pay for it)

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25 minutes ago, XTreme said:

Those oldschool mechanics could repair anything with whatever came to hand!

If it’s anything like the “whatever came to hand” repairs here the duct tape n bailer twine would always get you to the furthest point away from any help before breaking ?

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On 11/03/2021 at 17:40, XTreme said:

Are they pretty rare over there?

They're out there, but most are '65 and later. 

I've got two of in my basement at the moment, sold a third one, but mine are common models (Monza and Monza Jr). Those in the picture are pretty rare models over here. 

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