What a great assembly of wonderful old motorcycles. Like you, I do like the Scott; it'd be nice to say that I've ridden one, but sadly the closest I ever came to that was sitting on one in the used-bike section of Pride & Clark in London, in 1963, when I was collecting my brand-new Jawa 250 from them.
I have ridden 3 I think None recently unfortunately Both one the early twin speeds with the under seat tank and a later more conventional one. Hope the Jawa served you well incidentally
@@bikerdood1100 You're very fortunate! Yes, the Jawa did serve well, as I had a 150-mile round trip commute in all weathers/seasons to my military base. It was so good that in 1984 I bought a 1970 Jawa 350, completely refurbished it and kept it for 15 years. Both were completely reliable and I wish I still had them.
Another lovely bunch of motorcycles. The only one of them I've owned was a 1930 Harley 750, which was my first motorcycle and my ride for two years. Though mine had the front wheel stand and the luggage rack/passenger seat. A very reliable machine. Total loss lubrication. At petrol stations fill oil and check if need for fuel.
