Nastiest hack?

inside of the tank is pretty good I think, from what I can see from the filler anyways!

It had a nice storage tbh, in a brick garage, covered in lots of junk.

The brakes are a lot better after I had fitted new modern pads, at least now I can lock the front wheel on a loose surface!

I cant believe that your riding a bike thats just 3 years younger than me!

Top marks for scoring a free 250 super dream though !

Originally Posted by ThEGr33k

My Dad said a long while ago that these were one of the worst bikes ever made. ha ha

Your dad was right.

Originally Posted by speedplay

I cant believe that your riding a bike thats just 3 years younger than me!

Top marks for scoring a free 250 super dream though !

it's worse than that, that bike is 2 years older than I am.

Free bikes are definatly the way forward...

Originally Posted by injury_ian

I wouldn't say it was the worst bike ever, for a start there's the falco...

Ah to be fair that wasn't out when he said it... No doubt he would agree with you though.

Originally Posted by Lozzo

Your dad was right.

Interesting to read someone else of a similar generation say that.

Originally Posted by ThEGr33k

My Dad said a long while ago that these were one of the worst bikes ever made. ha ha

Originally Posted by Lozzo

Your dad was right.

Nonsense! They were a great bike. Or is my recollection a bit foggy? The 125 was a lot smoother than the single cylinder competition anyway, and the wheels much easier to clean than the spoke & chrome jobs most bikes had.

I got a 1963 lambretta LI 150, 7 years older than me

Originally Posted by specialone

7 years older than me

My god, does metal last that long?

The 250 superdream at the time was up against the X7 250 Suzuki, the KH250 kwak and the RD250 Yam, it was seen as a bit of safe bet compared to the others and never really caught the imagination, good bikes though.

Originally Posted by -Ralph-

My god, does metal last that long?

Cheeky sod