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Offline Marc25

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« on: 02.12. 2014 12:25 »
Hello,

I am 29 years old and coming from East of France (Besancon)
I have just bought a 1951 A10 which is I think (hope) in good conditions except of course a couple of small problems ;)

I an quite new in the "oldies" world.
Otherwise I own a couple of Jaguar from the 90's which are also taking a lot of my time...

Looking forward to read you :)

Marc

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Re: Marc25
« Reply #1 on: 02.12. 2014 13:38 »
Welcome  *welcome*  Marc, another plunger owner ! You'll find this a great place  to sort your bikes problems out ,absolute wealth of knowledge here combined with great people with a wonderful love of these bikes which is echoed from all round the world . Our Australian and NZ friends are abit quite a the mo due to 'em sleeping but when you need anything they'll be around .  Enjoy your bike oh what type of Jags ? regards BobH
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Re: Marc25
« Reply #2 on: 02.12. 2014 14:22 »
Bienvenue! Excellent de voir un Français sur le forum.

Have spent quite some time in France (around 15 years actually!)
http://www.a7a10.net/forum/index.php?topic=411.msg2049#msg2049

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Re: Marc25
« Reply #3 on: 02.12. 2014 15:33 »
Welcome  *smile*
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Re: Marc25
« Reply #4 on: 02.12. 2014 16:42 »
Thanks :)

a10gf:
I, of course, have the same as yours.
Except the colors but I guess that mine (grey/black) is not a standard one :(
Your pics are incredibly nice !!
If you have an higher resolution I would be glad to put one of them as wallpaper on my computer :)
It's funny I that you also have a XT 500, I have unmounted one on saturday to change the timing chain.

http://i59.servimg.com/u/f59/17/12/21/72/nk7_5910.jpg

Edit :
Is this "standard" (found here, not mine) ?
http://www.a7a10.net/forum/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=1050.0;attach=2499;image

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Re: Marc25
« Reply #5 on: 02.12. 2014 19:23 »
G'day Marc,  *welcome*.
I'd say its a A7 Star Twin by the tank.
Nearly got all the engine bits for a rebuild on my XT soon.
Cheers
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Re: Marc25
« Reply #6 on: 02.12. 2014 19:34 »
Sorry...  *conf*
Just talking about the color...

Here is a photo with its previous owner :
http://i59.servimg.com/u/f59/17/12/21/72/14041411.jpg

Any comments are welcome :)
I have to learn so thank in advance :)
So might be a 1985 Yamaha I just trusted the guy...

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Re: Marc25
« Reply #7 on: 02.12. 2014 19:52 »
Bit hard to see with that new helmet mate.
Bike looks great, no spots on the ground but is thaty a spanner in hand.
Cheers
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Re: Marc25
« Reply #8 on: 11.12. 2014 18:58 »
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Your pics are incredibly nice !!
Thanks, it's actually the country itself that is nice, so easy to do photography! & sorry, only got those scaled version of these pictures. Will try to make a long trip "to the south" this spring.

& great bike, report back on how it goes.


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Re: Marc25
« Reply #9 on: 12.12. 2014 01:09 »
Hmm, what's with the multiple XT500's? I also have one (as well as an SR500). Is this the dirt bike of choice for the A7/A10 crowd?

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Re: Marc25
« Reply #10 on: 12.12. 2014 19:23 »
I think it was the first real man's traily to come out of Japan.
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Re: Marc25
« Reply #11 on: 19.05. 2015 16:33 »
I'm back. Moving from Switzerland back to France has taken me a lot of time..
But the A10 is still working fine  *smile* *smile* *smile*
I'll have time to fix the small remaining problems  ;)

Hope you are doing well !