the character of the bike. Feels like it will lope along forever. Carries its weight well and handles nicely for this type of bike.All day comfort for two. Looks just like the one from the 1970's Weaknesses: Lovely characterful engine that is quite torquey

: the stalwart of 1970's mopeds. nippy, reliable,and relatively simple. Strengths: yamaha really hit the jackpot in the 1970's uk moped scene when they launched this little beauty. originaly launched as the s50s and changed to the fs1e and the fs1e dx

Top Speed: 140mph Engine Capacity: 981cc Power: 97bhp Weight: 250kg Timpster: The Ducati 916 of the 1970's, a timeless looking bike with oodles of character. Strengths: Where to start, i guess first is the noise, a wonderful roar from the open

. Overall: Looks like a "proper" bike from the 1970s. Which is no surprise as its based on the 1974 GT750. Comfortable riding position and seat. Adding a screen and panniers makes for a great touring bike, optional Termi silincers sound fantastic. Quality

, almost every bike is slightly different. Fortunately the new bikes will all look the same. Looking at the Café Classic it’s a beauty; flowing lines and complimenting paint can’t help but draw you in for a closer look.The engine layout stays with the 1970s

Weight: 229kg Seat height: 790mm Full Review: When I first saw pictures of Suzuki’s new GSX1400, I had images of a big 1970s-style Eddie Lawson racebike thing. You know, big power, big engine, twin-shocks at the back and brutal horspower on a sit