WHERE IS IT NOW.

[reed]

Where is it now is there Bridgestone you would love to have back that you had years ago!
Tell us your story you never know it could turn up after all these years.
Let us know.
Steve.

[coxy]

in the early 90's i sold all of my bridestone's most of which i will never be able to trace apart from my very first with a bit of luck it was a 1968 bs 175 hs sold to south west motorcycle wreckers Sydney Australia  they sold it for i think $1200 i dont think they would have sold many bridgestone's. i would love to see this bike again if anyone in Australia has this my number is 0410264381

[disc_valve]

Hi,

This is not so much a "where is it now" as a "wher are you now". I am a confirmed BS nut liviing in the UK and I bought my 100 TMX 12 years ago as a classic import from America. The engine was blown, but only had 516 miles on the clock - and I reckon that was probably genuine. During the restoration I found the original california license document taped inside the rear light. This stated that the bike was first licensed as "978827" in May 1970 to a "Paul Joseph" or "Joseph Paul" who lived in Imperial Beach, Cal..

I tried writing to the address shown on the document, but as I expected the guy had moved away years ago. I'm posting this on the off chance that Paul Joseph may still be a BS nut and visiting this website.

If you are he - or you knoe him, I would love to hear from you and learn a bit about the bike's history before it crossed the Atlantic.

Here's hoping!

Graham Weeks

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Hi Graham
I hope this works out because i was hoping that other people read the posts and can help out.
Like you say learn about the Bridgestone etc.
I would like to see this in the forum and maybe re unite people with there old Bridgestones or history etc.
Thanks.
Steve.