schottenring 2010

[inxs]

- bloody hell, went away for a weekends fun n games and there are over 4 pages worth of posts...Schottenring Classsic Grand Prix, fri, sat and sun morning were choice days...sunday lunchtime it pissed down and didnt stop
- some eyecandy
- 31 Motosacoche 500

- 49 Triumph 500

- 29 Motosacoche 500

- 33 Condor D30 500

- 29 Norton 500

- 47 Triumph 500

- 29 Standaed 500

- Rudge

- 30 Gillet 500

- 37 NSU 351SS

- BMW

- 38 Gilera Bullioni 500

- 29 DKW

- 28 Norton 500

- 39 NSU 350

 

[inxs]

- Yamaha TZ500

- Yamaha TZ250W

- Yamaha TD250

- Yamaha RS 500

- Yamaha TZ359

- Yamaha

- Yamaha TZ750

- a stray XS

- 73 Harley XR750

- 52 Horex 500

- 54 BMW 500

- 72 Benelli 500 RS

- 51 Velocette 259

- 62 AJS 350

- 67 Seeley 500

- 53 Vincent 500

- 55 Moto Morini 175

- 55 NSU 350

- 62 Honda 250

- 63 Ducati 248

- 68 Aeromacchi 248

- 63 Montessa 175

- Yamaha TZ750, Suzuki 250TR, MZ RE 125

- 60 Moto Morini 175

 

[inxs]

- 38 Gilera Bullioni 500

- 67 Weslake Triumph 850

- Weslake Head

- 58 Norton 500

- 52 Triumph 650

- 54 BMW 600

- 71 BMW 500

- 69 BMW 520

- 56 Marco Grandoni 600

- 30 NSU Bullus 500

- NSU

- 86 Baker Yamaha F2

- 52 BMW 600

- 67 BMW 580

- 55 BMW R50 590

- Triumph front end

- F1 Jaws

- Beemer

 

[gentlemanjim]

INX - Awesome and over the top. Love them Nortons most.

 

[Luke4554]

That Yamaha TZ359 is bad ass .. also in love with the look of the front half of the 56 Marco Grandoni 600 something about the tank/low slung bars i dont know .. gives me a stiffie..

 

[bluebikerblan]

Ja mein Herr, das schmect mir gut, sehr gut! Vielen dank! Blue

 

[inxs]

- i have a soft spot for the early Norton 500 singles, i had one as my first bike, but my favourite here is the 38 Gilera Bullioni 500 sidecar...she has real grace, the DKW is a real treat, in their day DKW ruled the track, the JAP 1000 V twin air-cooled is pretty sweet too-had a hard long look at his bike, i have one of these motors i rescued from a crappy old morgan 3-wheeler-you can always tell which came from bikes and which from cars as the cooling fins on the head cover are transverse on car motors and longitudinal on bikes

 

[bluebikerblan]

Seeing these is a real treat for me INXS. Some tug old heartstrings....Nortons, Vincent & Beemers from my years in Europe. A couple of which I sold just before I returned. Such a stupid ass! Some we may get to see somewhere along the way but; probably not. Others yet... maybe read of at best.

Either way.... we really appreciate your sharing them with us. Great photos as usual. Best, Blue

 

[jay760]

I went to the classic bike racing here on sunday, was nothing like that, I think the differance is population, living in the most isolated city in the world, you don't get many people travelling to races, probably get alot more bikes on the east coast.

 

[kent_in_kc]

Another excellent post, INXS. Lots of cool detail there. Lots of treasure.

 

[TeeCat]

Wow, what a treat! Thanks for these... stunning!! What a couple of days that must have been!

 

[TeeCat]

Oh, and are our bikes' engine designs not based on the Horex? I thought the design of Yamaha 650 twin was bought from them, IIRC.

 

[inxs]

- ...horex...hosk...showa...yamaha

- ah yes and a couple of my favourite pics...a gilera

 

[gordonscott]

Great post Inxs! Have a lot more pictures now in my collection

 

[Ironsled77]

Awesome. Bikes are amazing as well as the female. Did you shoot them pictures also?

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[inxs]

- yea, the last 2 were sent to me by a mate who was trying to pay me back for some long forgotten crap, the bastard