The first of several postings of snaps from a jaunt down to Moto Legendes in Dijon. Always a great event and so many exotic and unusual machines to ogle.
Beautiful MGC motorcycle in the autojumble area. Unusual cast petrol tank that forms part of a bolt up frame of castings. |
Plenty of projects and vintage spares in the autojumble. |
Detail from a Maserati 160cc offered for 10,000 euro. |
Now that is what you call patina. Motoconfort in the jumble area. |
Motoconfort again. |
And another view of the Motoconfort. |
Unrestored bikes very much in evidence. Loved this Guzzi. |
Plenty of mopeds around... |
Pair of nicely trials modded Motobecanes. |
New Precision replica sidecar hitched up to a Hinckley Bonneville. |
New Maps were popular this year. Quite a few of them around. |
Lots of high quality details on the New Map. |
Here there were two New Maps together. One nicely restored... |
and the other nicely unrestored. |
Captures the atmosphere well. Bikes and tents all around the circuit and unexpected exotica to be found modestly hiding away. |
Monet Goyon to the fore and another New Map aft. |
In line fours of different eras. Henderson and Nimbus. |
Love these thirties Gnome et Rhone bikes with their pressed steel frames. |
There was an impressive line up of Japauto modified Honda fours. |
Was really taken with this Japauto. Subtley but heavily modded. |
Same Japauto from a greater distance. |
1936 Terrot 500cc competition machine. |
The French like their combos. This Yamaha XJ900 makes a sweet outfit. |
Rare Peugeot two stroke twin. |
Motobecane two stroke triple. A very strong nod towards Kawasaki is going on with it. |
The baby brother Motobecane. This one a 125cc twin. |
The Moto Club du Lion laid on a display with a barn find theme. |
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