Awesome collection of bikes indeed. Your channel introduced me to Italian bikes. I really like them. Would love to buy a Moto Guzzi. Love the way they sound. Take care . Cheers
Oh yeah Shropshires where my Peeps be living 400 years ago baby. Hey what are those wires for that you have going down to your handgrips on your Guzzi? Heated grip wires?
I'm Canadian, but my family hails from Northern Italy where I keep a bike that perhaps some of your viewers have not heard of: a Motobi 125 2C, basically another rebadged Benelli. As the name suggests, this one is a 125c 2 cylinder 2 stroke. My daily is another Italian bike, a Moto Guzzi 1400 California, of which there aren't very many around.
You really know how to give tour . So many of these bikes are unknown over the pond . I did see a Ducati back in May yet it wasn't from here . I've not heard of most of these bikes ??? Beautiful
Lovely event, thanks for the video. Unfortunately it’s a bit far from Bremerhaven, so it’s improbable for me to attend it in person. A friend of mine owned a 150 Gilera 4 stroke single, back in the 70s. Never seen this model again. Do you know anything about it? It might have been the Acore 150 but I’m not sure.
The name Darmah was taken from a series of novels written by Emilio Salgari and was the name of a fictional tiger apparently, it is pronounced like this :
Some classy bikes on show. My first bike was a Gilera TS50. Mine was a motorcycle as opposed to a moped. I was never brave enough or mechanically competent to buy a used Ducati or Guzzi. Or had enough spare cash to buy / maintain a new one. The Guzzi S3 of the 70’s is second only to a T160 , in the best looking ever motorcycle stakes.
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if you can make it to our show you would be welcome to film. The Lemon Drizzle gang will be there filming if you know them. the more the merrier
Pretty nice event! I have always wanted to hear a Moto Morini 3 1/2.
As a Guzzi owner I'd love to be there at next year's show; bit far to come from West Oz, though… 😊
Awesome collection of bikes indeed. Your channel introduced me to Italian bikes. I really like them. Would love to buy a Moto Guzzi. Love the way they sound. Take care . Cheers
Niiiice! Thanks! The Benelli 254. Who cares about the fuel range!
Oh yeah Shropshires where my Peeps be living 400 years ago baby. Hey what are those wires for that you have going down to your handgrips on your Guzzi? Heated grip wires?
I'm Canadian, but my family hails from Northern Italy where I keep a bike that perhaps some of your viewers have not heard of: a Motobi 125 2C, basically another rebadged Benelli. As the name suggests, this one is a 125c 2 cylinder 2 stroke. My daily is another Italian bike, a Moto Guzzi 1400 California, of which there aren't very many around.
You really know how to give tour .
So many of these bikes are unknown over the pond .
I did see a Ducati back in May yet it wasn't from here .
I've not heard of most of these bikes ???
Beautiful
Cracking video. I saw that 254 at wistanstow this year. Do you know if there is a show at the boat Inn in jackfield this year? 👍
Lovely event, thanks for the video. Unfortunately it’s a bit far from Bremerhaven, so it’s improbable for me to attend it in person. A friend of mine owned a 150 Gilera 4 stroke single, back in the 70s. Never seen this model again. Do you know anything about it? It might have been the Acore 150 but I’m not sure.
Oh give me that Royale…………….🥰
The name Darmah was taken from a series of novels written by Emilio Salgari and was the name of a fictional tiger apparently, it is pronounced like this :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sllQvzi_Tks
Lovely bikes. What a treat to see them. Thanks for posting.
Is that a steering damper on top of the MV Agusta tank?
Really enjoyed this one 👍.. fabulous mix of stunning Italian class .. thxs for sharing the day
Very jealous of the motorcycle culture you guys have over there
Some classy bikes on show. My first bike was a Gilera TS50. Mine was a motorcycle as opposed to a moped. I was never brave enough or mechanically competent to buy a used Ducati or Guzzi. Or had enough spare cash to buy / maintain a new one. The Guzzi S3 of the 70’s is second only to a T160 , in the best looking ever motorcycle stakes.
The National Kid( japanese superhero)riding in England bike meeting