Id make you an offer, but you wouldnt accept it and its a long way to ride it back!I tried selling it last year, but zero interest. Left leg not working right, so can't ride it at the moment.
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- Thread starter Rustee nutz
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My Triumph Speedmaster, next to some ol' 4x4.
Not too far from home, about 5 miles.... Get a bit bleak there in winter! The things you can see sticking up are the remains of railway sleepers that were originally to provide snow breaks for the railway.Lovely backdrop as well
Very comfortable looking seat! Like your saddle bags.
Nice combo that
It is very comfortable and thank you. In hindsight I wish I hadn't used 40's vintage bags. But hey ho.
Mine.
Hildary Ruston traction engine.
After many years of being her crew I have met loads wonderful people l.
Filmed the last series of made in Britain with my old mate Fred Dibnah before he died.
Great memories and the younger generation look after today.
Hildary Ruston traction engine.
After many years of being her crew I have met loads wonderful people l.
Filmed the last series of made in Britain with my old mate Fred Dibnah before he died.
Great memories and the younger generation look after today.
Tractors ! now im truly green with envy !
hood135
Big Landy Fan
Inherited both those from my dad. Also have an MF 35 in the shed.
Rustee nutz
Extreme Landy Fan
I still fancy an old tractor I’ve no use for one but I don’t need 10+ bikes but do 
Love hate relationship with my MF35. Hate ended up winning so I sold it. Never looked back to be honest, the constant maintenance and threat of catastrophic failure was too much for me.
hood135
Big Landy Fan
Perkins engine or 23C engine?
I know that feeling with mine having self-combusting recently.
Petrol, so I guess 23C? Brakes were dodgy, jammed in gear often, wiring was suspect, starter jammed from time to time. Probably a commentary on years of neglect, but I wasn't the guy to take all that on, for something I used but didn't really need.Perkins engine or 23C engine?
I know that feeling with mine having self-combusting recently.
hood135
Big Landy Fan
Ah mine is a 23C diesel. Worst thing about it it terrible cold starting. Spent a lot of time money and effort fixing it over the years. First mechanical project I took on. Learned a lot from it.
SeriesG
Offroader
You have a beautiful engine there Ray, kudos to you for taking care of it - I know how much work that entails. My hat is off to you sir.