The Zephyr Zone

Best of luck with the resto, looks as if you have plenty to do

Some of you may remember Rockin Robin.. who was a frequent poster on here and also at some of the Reading meets. My partner Neil bought his bike in 2008 ( I think) and it has been restored.... (gets it back tomorow) - think Kid in Candy shop !!! neither of us have ridden much due to health issues,,...

Wow Greenzeph, you have been busy and i must say that you've done a fantastic job, lots of shiny bits that look superb.... Well done

Hello, As the title says a Happy New year to you all and your Zephyr's! I'm going to make a proper effort to get my Zephyr back on the road for this coming spring and work permitting i want to get to some bike meets during the summer to show it off! So hopefully will see some of you at some point A...

Looks fab, hope that the fit goes well and keep the group updated

Freddy wrote:Simple solution .... move somewhere where you can ride all year round!

Absolutely beautiful bike. Sad to see it packed away, but happy to see it well taken care of. I’ll be trying to get my 550 out on the occasional nice day, but they are few and far between for me this time of year. Thanks Sterodinary, Thanks and yes it is sad :( I'd love to be able to jump on it and...

This year I managed 502 miles, much better than my 52 miles from 2021 :) Hopefully I will do ever better best year… Very nice exhausts on your 1100 Swampy. Thanks Dennis, I managed to get them from Germany just before Brexit, I understand the seller won't ship them to the UK now which is a bit of a...

hi swampy its the best place for it bagged up or indoors mine are bagged and away ,lets hope there are a few post over the next 5 months to keep some interest in the sight going Afternoon David, it does amaze me the amount of criticism I get from my posts when I mention putting it away for the wint...

I've not got out on it much this year, somewhere around 200 miles I think, hopefully next year I'll manage some more
Anyway, a quick polish today and in the bag until next spring