Are you old enough to remember these motorcycle shops in To?

At 2155 Queen St East was a Noble location that closed. They removed the Noble sign recently. I thought this forum's members would be interested in what was behind it:

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And before that it was Nelson`s, owned by John Nelson who got Shannonville going. I bought my first bike there, beautiful red CB 350F in June `73. Used to hang around there a lot, great shop, run by good guys heavily into racing. Anyone know what happened to Stan Forrest, English guy who sold me the bike? Correction maybe....don`t quite recall if it was Nelson Motorcycles or Nelson Honda,.....anybody?
 
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Ah remember the day when you could go to yonge/davisville for bike parts at Canada cycle sports? Or GP cycle on O'connor? Cycle World East + West!!
Competition wheels on Ellesmere? I heard Steve Crover died years ago .

The only original shop left is Snow City cycle...

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Wow. Totally forgot about the Davisville shop. That goes back.
 
I am old enough to remember buying Norton parts at Firth's on Dundas.
My first new motorcycle was purchaseded from Quinte Sport in Picton.
It was a 1967 Honda CL175 K0
 
I am old enough to remember buying Norton parts at Firth's on Dundas.
My first new motorcycle was purchaseded from Quinte Sport in Picton.
It was a 1967 Honda CL175 K0
Harry Firth's shop was on the south side of Danforth Ave., # 1857, if I recall correctly.
Bought my first motorcycle helmet there in Sept., 1958. An Everoak TT .
Had just bought my first motorcycle, a used year-old '57 Ariel Colt, in a private sale.
 
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