What would the MCI tester made of a a corsa corta bialbero 1200 Morini ?

nickst4 wrote:He's right, of course! Not that I'd suggest a BSA Bantam was as much fun as you could get on two wheelsNick
Ming wrote:nickst4 wrote:He's right, of course! Not that I'd suggest a BSA Bantam was as much fun as you could get on two wheelsNick
But if you consider a BSA Bantam's chassis, suspension and brakes coupled to the handful (max) of Horses available, it becomes a whole new experience!
Not to forget:
72degrees wrote:.
Having said that, I'm looking forward to my first ride on the 'new' to me bike. Another '250', but this time a 1937 Sunbeam Model 14 Sports. Power should be a little morethan the 175, but it is a lot heavier, so progress will be 'stately'. Which, with rigid frame, girder forks and only 'tobacco tin' brakes, is probably just as well. Four speed foot change luxury though so I won't have to juggle a hand change.
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