[EvilBetty]

...thought I would share it in case it's a treasure trove to someone. I don't know anything about classic bikes so hopefully I put this in the right place.

http://kansascity.craigslist.org/mcy/952946936.html

 

[Jim Chamberlin]

Wish that was closer!

 

[sam-buca]

These were/are horrible bikes. Guy is getting rid of a big headache.

 

[Fishslayer]

hehe... reminds me of my shed a few years ago except my junk was about 4 bikes worth of '76 CB750s & parts.

Wound up giving them to a guy involved with the High School shop program for the kids to work on.

Wish I had that stuff now...

 

[Red1959]

Hmmm. High School shop. I may check into that. They could probably do a better paint job on my tank and fenders, than I did; Hot humid, dusty windy driveway spray job, like the Dukes of Hazard did.
As for the 250's what's so bad about them?

 

[Mastiff-man]

Their sold, but i would of bought them in a heart beat!! X-MAS came early for someone...The lucky @$%^

 

[sam-buca]

Mine was a TR25W and it would leave a trail of nuts and bolts behind it as it went down the road. It would leave me stranded about every other time I rode it. This was even after I went through it and fixed a lot of problems. Sold it to a friend for what I paid for it and had to rescue him several times when it died on his way to work. Last seen near Ithaca NY under a snowdrift behind his shed.

I liked the bike a lot when it ran but it just didn't do very much of that. It was a great fireroader up in the state gamelands. Heavy to push home.