New members, welcome to the Bridgestone Motorcycle website!

[Richard Clark BS parts]

Happy to have you aboard the Bridgestone Motorcycle site.[h1][/h1]

You are welcome to use all the sites  features:

Post messages
Ask questions
Post photos in messages
Post photos in the GALLERY
Post ads in the CLASSIFIEDS
Post, add links
Post Vidoes
View and print manuals  in the DOWNLOAD section add new ones too!

Or just surf! 

We really hope you enjoy the site and have fun with your "stone"  If you have any questions you  are
welcome to contact me directly.


Thanks

The Team at Bridgestonemotorycleparts.com

Richard Clark
New Albany IN
812-944-1643 8am-6pm weekdays EST
bsparts@aye.net

[merrillburton]

Hi,treat me gently I,m a virgin[well on this site anyway] talked to a great guy Steve Reed the other day about BS spares to restore my 175 dual twin and hurricane scrambler,we spoke at length about Richard and the club and the clubs benefits,so here I am Merrill Burton from Derby,England.I have to report I,m a serial restorer and have had the BS,s a while as other bikes came and went,hopefully soon they could be next.   Cheers for now.

[reed]

Merrillburton
Glad you have joined the site there are a good bunch of lads on the site with plenty of help!
If you need parts Richard is your man and if you are up this way give me a call.
Many Thanks.
Steve.
PS if you come over a need a bag of chips and some wine gums!

[merrillburton]

Thanks Steve,thought I had posted an introduction yesterday but must have done something wrong cos it,s not showing.
 Great looking site even though I,ve only just glimpsed through,will be back on later today for a better look.Cheers Merrill.

[rocketman]

 Thanks fo joining,Merrill. It's good to see some more members coming on the site from "across the pond". What Bridgestone models are you restoring?  Mark.

[danuhlig]

hello, new member as of today, restoring 1971 tmx100, barn find west nebraska, bike is super clean, glad I found this site. email-uhlig.dan@gmail.com

[notagain]

Hello, From the images I posted on my gallery you can see I have some work to do. But for $100 I could not pass it up.  Never had a Bridgestone before or a two stroke to work on before. I'm not afraid to get my hands dirty.Any ideas as where to start would be helpful. Thanks and enjoy the holidays !

[drdean]

Hi, my name is Dean Harrison. I really don't have any idea how to use this site but I'll get some coaching from my 18 yr old son and try to get up to speed.
  I'm a brand new member. I had a hurricane scrambler in the late 60's. Over the last 10 years I've accumulated 13 bikes mostly late 70's and japanese. Included in that are 3, 350 GTR's. 2 of them run but the chrome is fairly pitted. One is only a frame (engine is somewhat apart and in 2 large tupperware bins) but all the chrome is in very good shape.
  I hope this spring to put everything together into 1 cherry bike. I hope to use the site more. I live in upstate New York.
                                                             Merry Christmas everyone!

[old smokey]

Welcome and Merry Chirstmas,
Have fun making a runner out of those bikes. Pictures are nice to see, and most any problem can be answered by someone here about how to make a BS run again.

[Jeff Bar]

I want to welcome all the new members too, post some photos, so we can see your stones!  Jeff

[khelms]

Thank you I am a new member ,been lurking in the back, My cousin just transfered his 175 dual twin too me,the machine has been in a nice dry shed since 1972,when he parked it it was in running condition,I restored many motorcycles ,but I think Im just going too clean her up as good as I can with out dismantling it ,we will see ,this bug usually gets me good,thanks Kevin.