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[@syrupusurper3774]

I have really been enjoying this series, thank you.

[@bikerdood1100]

Cool 😎

[@bikerdood1100]

Nearly at the end now Starting to run out of letters

[@rickh8380]

Awesome collection of bikes that I never heard of and many favorites. Thanks for sharing guys. Hope you had a great time time on your USA tour. Ride safe, take care. Cheers

[@bikerdood1100]

Thanks very much We did indeed

[@aceofspades5786]

The 700s Silk is a stunning machine.

[@bikerdood1100]

They were certainly very different And extremely rare

[@bruceparr1678]

@@bikerdood1100 It was lighter and more powerful than a Yamaha RD400 of the same period. Would have been a fun ride. I had a 1979 RD400E and it was a very quick wheelie monster of a bike.

[@chrisweeks6973]

A very interesting episode. 👍 I got to sit on a Birmingham Scott in Pride & Clark's showroom, Brixton, back in 1963. They were a very interesting machine, but I hadn't passed my test, so I was restricted to 250cc and the brand-new Jawa that I was buying there served me very well.

[@bikerdood1100]

Underrated bikes those Jawas

[@borderlands6606]

The Suzuki 4-cylinder 2 valve models weren't far behind the CX500 as courier favourites. Hand muffs, homemade screen and plastic throwover panners for the complete look.

[@bikerdood1100]

Well they were relatively inexpensive and tough

[@MalcolmStaines]

This series is brilliant, would it be possible to do episodes each on one manufacturer the big ones anyway .

[@bikerdood1100]

Will be doing quite soon

[@davidlax9454]

If going by production numbers simson suhl is the second largest

[@bikerdood1100]

Interesting company Often imported and sold alongside MZ in the Uk