Classic Bike Imports Ltd freddythefatfrog

Triumph T160 T 160 1975 2,297 genuine miles, 1 owner, handbook, tool kit, BEST T160 in the world! For sale on eBay, but be quick! https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/326226499546?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=2o5vDSS0Sd2&sssrc=2047675&ssuid=2o5vDSS0Sd2&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

Fresh in from Canada, a one owner, March 1975 Triumph T160 with matching numbers, original handbook and toolkit. This bike is totally untouched, we haven't detailed it or done anything, it's still on the original factory TT100s. The T160 is probably the best motorcycle ever to wear the Triumph badge. Conceived by NVT, designed at Umberslade Hall and built at the old BSA factory in Small Heath, Birmingham. Improvements over the T150 it replaced was firstly a left hand gear chant set up. This was need as all motorcycles for the US market had to be left hand gear change from January 1975. The cylinders were lent forward like the BSA Rocket 3 (but by another 3 degrees) not to allow room for the starter motor, but a bigger airbox to meet the ever stringent US EPA noise limits. Annular Discharge silencers were also fitted for the same purpose. One of the things Umberslade Hall worked on was the handling, this was improved greatly over the T150 by shortening the fork stanchions and increasing the length of the swinging arm. The triple now handled well. Other major upgrades were the rear disc brake, electric start, and a neutral warning light, and for some reason, a chrome side stand! The clocks and mounting were also a great improvement over previous models. All in all a fabulous bike, some say a bit too late. Only around 7,000 T160s were made, so a rare bike indeed. We have a one owner T160 of out own with 2,000 miles on it. But we have to do a little bit of work to it to get it to this standard, this one has never been touched, it like going back to 1975! These don't come up in the condition, if you want the best T160 anywhere int he world, now is your chance. Comes registered in your name on an age related plate, fully serviced and ready to go!

Sad to see this unrestored 1982 Honda CX500 Turbo leaving us today 🙁

My own Hurricane, 6,025 miles from new, unrestored and still on the original tyres. Brought it in to do a little bit of work on it, on the way home now! Sorry it's not for sale.

Lots of bikes have left us in the last 7 days, but this little beauty is on the way to Bermuda!!!!

Another beauty left us today. A 1965 UK supplied Honda CB77 Superhawk.

......and a few more!!

Just some of the beauties that left us last month!

Two Honda CB750 K4s. Just a few months apart in manufacturing dates. The one on the left is untouched with original paint and believe it or not the one on the right was not as well cared for!!! https://ow.ly/2ZCN50QQIPm and https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/326049056534?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=2o5vDSS0Sd2&sssrc=2047675&ssuid=2o5vDSS0Sd2&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

Another beauty leaves us bound for its new owner in Scotland.

This Beautiful electric start 750 Bonneville just arrived in stock. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/326006522618?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=2o5vDSS0Sd2&sssrc=2047675&ssuid=2o5vDSS0Sd2&widget_ver=artemis&media=EMAIL

Fresh into stock this gorgeous 1973 Norton commando 850 MKII. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/325974480133?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=2o5vDSS0Sd2&sssrc=2047675&ssuid=2o5vDSS0Sd2&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

Another beauty leaves us!

Another beauty leaving us today!

Yet another Honda CB750 beauty leaves us this week. This is a K5 in Planet Blue

Talking of beauties leaving us, this one left us a few weeks ago. 1974 K4 in Boss Maroon Metallic

Another beauty leaves us. A K5 in Flake Apricot Red, one of three to leave us this week.

We are not just CB750 specialists, we can build other 750 engines as well!

6 going out today. 2 have already been collected by the buyers, these 4 are waiting for a courier to collect later. Two rare British bike in the foreground!

Last one of 5 going out of the door today. A 1971 Norton Commando 750S. All original and untouched! Plenty more bikes for sale though, and 29 more arriving on Friday. Check out freddythefatfrog on eBay.

4 beauty’s going out the door today. And with a bit of luck it will be 5 when the workshop finishes another Commando!

This was BSA’s answer to the complaints from US A65 riders that their bikes wondered to the left, in other words to centre of the road. BSA’s answer was to tilt the front wheel on all A65 bikes from 69 and 70!

Gorgeous May 1970 Honda CB750 K0 just about to be listed on our eBay site 325678343397

Sad to see this one going today to its new home in France. But the good news we have another coming from the US in a few months.

Featured Bike: Norton Commando 750S 1971 all factory original, matching numbers.

Fresh in from the, USA, a June 1971 Norton Commando 750S, with engine and gearbox number all matching. Exactly as it left the factory in 1971, everything original and untouched. Starts first kick, sounds amazing and rides superbly, no rattles, smoke or leaks. Mileage, who knows, it could be correct. Now we don't have to tell you how rare these are and they are almost impossible to find in this condition now, so you need to be quick on this one, it won't be here long at this pice! Delivery 60p per return mile. All classic purchased. PX considered

Link on our site: https://wp.me/pBGSI-6Xq

Featured Bike:

Fresh into stock, an October 1972 Triumph X75 Hurricane with matching numbers. Mileage of just 10,807 is believed genuine. One of just 1171 Hurricanes produced. It left the factory on the 6th October 1972 and dispatched to the Triumph Corporation in Duarte, California on the 5th December 1972. It’s new owner was in Florida where it spent all it’s life, before being exported to the UK and being UK registered in August 2009. It’s has only had one UK owner. The bike is untouched and as it left the factory, everything apart from tyres are factory original. Runs and rides superbly, no rattles or smoke. The most collectable British bike in modern terms, and the best looking! Be quick, this one is sensibly priced and we don’t imagine it will be here long.

Comes with copy of the US Title, V5C, and Triumph Owners Club dispatch records.

Full advert here: https://wp.me/pBGSI-6WC

Our Kawasaki KZ1000 Police bike is off to Canary Wharf in London, where it will be used on Sunday in the filming of the Netflix Crown.

You meet the nicest people on a Honda (chopper)!!

This gorgeous 1966 Norton Dominator is leaving us today for its new home in Australia.

Fresh from our workshop and fully restored by us, Sandcast 587. All correct, Lotus Root pipes, thin lipped generator cover, rolled rear rim, 28 carb tops, thick finned exhaust roses etc etc. not for sale.

If god made a motorcycle, it would look like this! We've had 4 Hurricanes previously, this is the 5th and it's not going anywhere. Rides as nice as it looks!