Riding Instruction video from the 60's.

[jp11]

I also like the Triumph Tigress scooter. Another classic.

Now there's a classic. Although I quickly progressed to a Tiger Cub, I actually learned to ride on a 175 Tigress (belonged to my Mother). Do you remember the adverts in the magazines - a big guy at the Meriden factory with welding goggles on, holding up a Tigress frame he'd just finished? I think Triumph were trying to tell us they were really motorcycles, not poncey scooters!
By the way, there's a beautiful one on display at the National Motorcycle Museum.

 

[TheTwoOfUs]

I also like the Triumph Tigress scooter. Another classic.

And it's stablemate the BSA Sunbeam.

 

[jp11]

And it's stablemate the BSA Sunbeam.

Exactly. And they came in 175 2t and 250 4t. Lovely machines.

 

[Spriddler]

And it's stablemate the BSA Sunbeam.

I bought up a defunct dealer's stock which included a complete set of original Villiers service tools which a dealer had to buy to become an official Villiers dealer with a list of the items written on a card.....

and on the reverse of that card was.........

 

[TheTwoOfUs]

Here's another video for you but a little longer.

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