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My BMW R80 RT recently sold on ebay - it has a brand new MOT - no work was required.
It is an RT but without the fairing - the previous owner took it off as he found it heavy and bulky. It was included in the sale when I bought it but I prefer it without too and later sold it on ebay.
The Rivoli Theater opened in 1917 and became the Ritz in the 1930s. After showing regular fare for a few decades, it switched to pornos in 1966 until its closure circa 1980-1982. It was the Masquerade nightclub for about twenty years and now it's a concert and banquet hall.
The Ritz in the 1940s and 1988.
7th Avenue at 15th Street, Tampa.
At the RT Dinner on 11-12-2009
At a Thai Restaurant in OUG
(In picture (from left) Secretary Mr. Lim Yong Heng, Traesurer Mr. A.Maniyan and Asst. Secretary Mr. S.T.Sivam)
Four months after this photograph was taken, Brixton's RTs on route 133 were replaced by DM vehicles. RT 4043 (BN) waits at Streatham garage, about to turn and head north again. Monday 21st October 1974. 2D-10.
EYK 396 (London Transport RT 1, 1939 / 1949 AEC RT / LPTB) at the 'Angel', Islington.
This bus carries the prototype RT body, built in 1939. The original body and chassis were separated in 1945, with the chassis being scrapped in the 1950s. The body survived on a 1949 chassis new to RT 1420, as a mobile mechanical training unit. After some years in a near derelict condition, the bus was bought for preservation in 1978, and restored with the identity and registration number of RT 1 in time for the 1979 celebrations for the last RT in service.
After export to America in 1983, it returned to the UK in 1986. After a few owners, and the possibility of a second exile, it is now in the collection of the London Bus Museum.
The building to the left of the photo was a London County Council Tramways electrical sub-station.
Taken on the route 38 vintage bus running day, organised by the London Bus Museum.