Kafka said that. At least, the bit which doesn't include the Royal Enfield Model CO. Understandable really. He (Kafka) offered it as the defining quality of 'youth'.
Shown here, a youth and a Model CO. It seems pretty clear who can see the beauty in what.
Bought in 1947 by my father-in-law BP Neal, then aged about 18, the machine is a demobbed and civilianised CO that looks to be in a highly polished and certainly highly appreciated condition.
"Youth is happy because it has the capacity to see beauty…". Apposite really.
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