Posted by Sean on August 28, 2007, 2:15 am
Have you ever gone back to places that you knew as a toddler,
how much smaller they seem than you remember?
My 2nd bike (after a Honda S-90) was a '69 BSA Thunderbolt.
I was just out of school and at the time I thought of it
as a "big" bike, but this picture makes it seem almost tiny.
Strange how memory plays tricks.
http://bmccny.homestead.com/files/member_ron_lail.jpg
Sean_Q_
Posted by buck12ga on August 28, 2007, 7:42 am
They were a thing of beauty.
Posted by tomorrow@erols.com on August 28, 2007, 7:46 am
> Have you ever gone back to places that you knew as a toddler,
> how much smaller they seem than you remember?
> My 2nd bike (after a Honda S-90) was a '69 BSA Thunderbolt.
> I was just out of school and at the time I thought of it
> as a "big" bike, but this picture makes it seem almost tiny.
Well, yeah, of COURSE it's gonna look tiny when ya pose a freaking
GIANT on the dang thing!
Posted by finding z0 on August 28, 2007, 9:37 am
> Have you ever gone back to places that you knew as a toddler,
> how much smaller they seem than you remember?
> My 2nd bike (after a Honda S-90) was a '69 BSA Thunderbolt.
> I was just out of school and at the time I thought of it
> as a "big" bike, but this picture makes it seem almost tiny.
> Strange how memory plays tricks.
> http://bmccny.homestead.com/files/member_ron_lail.jpg
> Sean_Q_
Ahhh, the days when you could see daylight in front and behind the
engine. Does look tiny. Here's the Yamaha English twin. Less daylight.
It's the sound!!
http://picasaweb.google.com/julianstan/Xs650/photo?authkey=ySadVdMEDJA#5095390940231592562
Carbs fill up the back space
Yeah, but they still sound right.
Posted by The Older Gentleman on August 28, 2007, 2:02 pm
> Yeah, but they still sound right.
Amen, brother.
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> how much smaller they seem than you remember?
> My 2nd bike (after a Honda S-90) was a '69 BSA Thunderbolt.
> I was just out of school and at the time I thought of it
> as a "big" bike, but this picture makes it seem almost tiny.