Joris

[Joris]

I suppose I'll be around here for a while, might tell some backgroud story's..

It all started with this old rusted piece of metal, I was fifteen when I bought it from a friend of mine.


So I started spending all my savings and learned a bit of tinkering, with the help of my brothers and my father!


So when I turned sixteen, I had a nice Vespa (everybody loves a nice Vespa )


Went on holiday to Luxemburg, really nice trip


Then I wanted something new, so I bought this!


Went thru various stages





Then it finally started looking a bit better


I sold the Vespa, so I bought something else


Stripped


Then painted


Modified the steering


So it would look more like the Vespa ..


Then I crashed the Honda cb50, so a better front brake was made


Between the Volvo-time I am working on the C70


Oo.. and this is me


This is me in my dads car


This is also my dads car, both Fiats are completely restored


Oo, I was working in Amsterdam last year, and I walked into my old Vespa I had sold three years before.. Rather sorry looking, the new owner did not care for her..

[bogbasic]

Motorcycle evilness abounds - an awesome collection. I know someone else who 'walked into' a motorcycle one day before starting a new job (in fact, it was the owner of that Yugo in my other post!!) and he came round about 50 feet up the road... lovely bikes, but take care.

[classicswede]

Not a massive bike fan but old bikes are still fun. Never had a bike myself but my eldest brother has always been very much into two wheeled transport. He is currently building his own bike from scratch where he works in Norway.

[Joris]

When I was younger (ha-ha I'm 22 now ) I always wanted them to go as fast as they could. Now I just like to drive them around not always going full throttle!

So, with enough work on the Volvo, the study and the Honda c70 a though I would buy another one...


It's a Honda c50, original dutch moped, so completely rotten! but it has registration

I'm thinking of using this image as inspiration