MY FIRST BIKE

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itsnotagenesis
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Post by itsnotagenesis »

I had one of those for a month or so in 1990 before someone thought they deserved it more than me and knicked it.
Treated myself later that year though to a 1990 DTR.
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Rented either a 125 or 175 (can't remember which) in 1980 for 3 days and did south of France coast 2 up..........superb!!!!

I'd have another today if I could find the right one. :nod:
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My brother bought a (I think) new DT50 many moons ago and it went so much better than the clapped out rubbish (all two of them) I used to have :crybaby: . It had the large frame, which I think was used to house either the 50cc and 125cc engine. Sold it and bought a clapped out Ford Escort van, what a numpty he was :D
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My first bike was called Jackie Marsh, taught me a few things I can tell you. :unibrow:
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Metalface wrote:My first bike was called Jackie Marsh, taught me a few things I can tell you. :unibrow:
Did he now. :nod: :D

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Never heard of him, football is something that happens to other people in my world. :nod: :nod:
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Love the comment Metalface, have to agree with you..............
If you can't do a job properly, don't do it at all !!!
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Post by rob w »

I had a DT125 for a bit as well!

My 1st bike was a Suzuki 50 step through! same as the honda C50, my 1st "big" bike was a CB125S, I loved that bike.
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Ditto Metalface.
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my 1st road bike was a 1970's fs1e
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had two dt125lc's first one local tea-leaf decided was his,bought a second one with insurance money and fitted a jack up kit. :D
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My first road bike was a 1973 Suzuki B120, same year I was born. :nod:

My brother gave me the bike for my 17th birthday taxed and tested, I just had to insure it. :)
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There was a guy in Paisley years ago (1988 or therabouts) had a DT LC but had RD bodywork on it. It looked really pretty cool.
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My first bike was a cb400n superdream in 1998
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My first bike was a James Captain 197cc back in 1969. :nod: Bloody thing kept breaking day every week. :lol: Spent more time fixing it than riding it. Bit like this exup I have now :lol: :lol: :lol:
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