i bought my gold star in 1979 from a vets practise for 50 quid , 300 miles on the clock with a front end smash , repaired the damage and it was like new . then found out that the previous owner had killed himself on it , hence the damage . sold it that day . regretted it ever since but could not ride a dead mans bike .
This had me close to tears. I sold my 1960 DBD34GS around 1968 .Reg 605 CAL, lost all my photos, now just a memory. If I could own any bike I wanted, it would be another mint DBD34GS.
Outstanding line up of well preserved Goldies. Don't ever sell yours lads, I did to get married back in 73, I still dream of that bike. Anybody know where it is, LNT 28, DBD34 GS3516, numbers etched in my brain.
great video , sold my Goldie in `81 to buy our first house , a `56 500 clubman , reg nos SYK 981 , anyone know where it is now ? The guy that bought it then came from North Wales , sadly , lost the only pics I had of it !!
@jamsidedown59 From my experience owning a Gold Star back in 1958, the starting-up procedure was not generally a very pretty sight. Mine was a bitch to start!!
i bought my gold star in 1979 from a vets practise for 50 quid , 300 miles on the clock with a front end smash , repaired the damage and it was like new . then found out that the previous owner had killed himself on it , hence the damage . sold it that day . regretted it ever since but could not ride a dead mans bike .
bigrider2806 3 months ago
Classic and Vintage bike riders should be BANNED from wearing full-face helmets, unless they are in the running for dork of the month : D
theedtree 5 months ago
This had me close to tears. I sold my 1960 DBD34GS around 1968 .Reg 605 CAL, lost all my photos, now just a memory. If I could own any bike I wanted, it would be another mint DBD34GS.
DBD34GS 7 months ago
first kick , summer or winter ,, every time , Hayden
caebryn2000 7 months ago
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Hey I was from North Wales Now Bundaberg Australia , My bike rego was YWA 572 ,, anyone know if it is still alive Hayden
caebryn2000 7 months ago
Hey I was from North Wales Now Bundaberg Aussia , My bike rego was YWA 572 ,, anyone know if it is still alive Hayden
caebryn2000 7 months ago
Outstanding line up of well preserved Goldies. Don't ever sell yours lads, I did to get married back in 73, I still dream of that bike. Anybody know where it is, LNT 28, DBD34 GS3516, numbers etched in my brain.
lawrencetu 8 months ago
Such great memories of my neighbour's Goldie. I'd love to own one today!
aliwhitwell 1 year ago
great video , sold my Goldie in `81 to buy our first house , a `56 500 clubman , reg nos SYK 981 , anyone know where it is now ? The guy that bought it then came from North Wales , sadly , lost the only pics I had of it !!
64bluedays 1 year ago
personally - pure heaven,.
riding a dbd34, cr box and swept back, ranks alongside my first "feel" as the subliminal moments from my youth.
Whiter00m 1 year ago
I personally feel that YNN 60 let the side down a bit, not the bike, just the pilot and that helmet!!!
jordangiddings 1 year ago
@jordangiddings --- ffs who looks at the mantlepiece when your stoking the fire?
Whiter00m 1 year ago
Hi, Great line up, missed them starting up, pitty. Thanks for posting. All the best, John.
jamsidedown59 1 year ago
@jamsidedown59 Cheers John.Yeah it was a great sight, nearly missed them myself until i heard that fantastic sound.
desmotyke 1 year ago
@jamsidedown59 From my experience owning a Gold Star back in 1958, the starting-up procedure was not generally a very pretty sight. Mine was a bitch to start!!
JGMagoo 1 year ago
Wow, that is quite the GS herd. Hope the Honda jacket guy was not jinxed, asking for it with that gear. LOL!
441rider 1 year ago
A lot of cool looking old school bikes,they sound sweet.Thanks!
pulse0000 1 year ago
They all look perfect. Sound that way too.
cashstore1 1 year ago