Recent content by Lemen

I finally managed to get my crate shipped to Ireland. I collected it last thursday. It is a long story that I wish to forget. I want to say a big thank you to all of you that replied to this thread and I know that is was not possible for anyone to physically help, but kind words and advice are...

The crate is built on 2 standard US Pallets The bike was then rolled on and strapped down The crate was then built up around the bike And a lid put on the top.

I have a dilemma, and it is wrecking my head at the moment. Last year I bought a 1976 GL1000LTD. I bought it from a Canadian who had decided to retire and move to Florida where he had a house. He had 2 bikes, but one had to go, so he decided to sell the LTD. I agreed to buy it from him. I was...

Now that is a magnificent specimen. The bike I mean. :BigGrin: I have a '75 myself in the same colour, but nowhere near as nice as yours. I am doing some work on her at the moment, but she will never look as good as yours.

Lookin' Good there, Russ. :Egyptian:

A very happy 4th of July to you all. :salute:

This looks like a early specimen built in 04/75 https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1975-Honda-GL ... 20fc066cc1

Love that ZZ Top stuff. I am always amused by the fact that the guy without the beard, his surname is Beard.

What an absolutely wonderful family picture. The only ones not smiling are the younger and the more senior. Family get togethers must be very special in your house.

Here is the man cave, just to prove I am normal.....

Here is one to scare y'all half to death

My Swedish friend has bought, paid for and collected a 1985 GL1200 Sei. Thank you for the input.

I am from a place near a small town called Carlow in Ireland. Ireland is in western Europe.

I know it is not relevant to you guys over there, I pay €385 for 5 bikes on a combined policy which gives comprehensive cover for all and breakdown recovery cover for Europe.

She had an interesting paint job, too, even if it is a bit fishy...