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Interesting motorcycles, not XS650
- Thread starter Kevin Werner
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turn THAT around in a parking lot....
When I see something like that I wonder what they could have built with the the and money they spent on that!
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When I see something like that I think CGI, old cynic that I'm turning into . . .
HONDA CBX; I gotta get me one of these!
T C Christianson's Hogslayer built in Kenosha WI USA
The mighty ‘Hogslayer’ to roar again! The Norton twin-engined machine that dominated motorcycle drag racing back in the 1970's is to feature at this year’s Dragstalgia.
Having been on static display at the National Motorcycle Museum in England for some 20 years since coming from the USA in 2004, plans are currently in place to relocate the machine to a secure location, where recommissioning will be carried out.
The mighty ‘Hogslayer’ to roar again! The Norton twin-engined machine that dominated motorcycle drag racing back in the 1970's is to feature at this year’s Dragstalgia.
Having been on static display at the National Motorcycle Museum in England for some 20 years since coming from the USA in 2004, plans are currently in place to relocate the machine to a secure location, where recommissioning will be carried out.
That blue trike was built by Ian Roussel of Full Custom Garage. One of my favorite shows on MotortrendTV. If you haven't watch his show, you should. He is an amazing builder of...well, odd vehicles.
Looks familiar. Wonder if he got his inspiration from this.
Riders of the Gravel Rash.
Looks like he let it go to the dogs
Reedsburg WI USA 1983
Reedsburg WI USA 1983
Jag?
You know it’s always amazed me how much faith guys put in front forks. I’d be afraid those things would snap on me!
I was aware of the 3.4, 3.8 and 4.2. Where did the 3.7 fit in?
True. AFAIK, the manufacturer increases fork tube diameter every time the bike gets heavier.You know it’s always amazed me how much faith guys put in front forks. I’d be afraid those things would snap on me!
That is why the rider has a helmet and a facemask...I’d be afraid those things would snap on me!
IDK, probably a 3.8, I saw it on Instagram and was relying.on memory. Pretty sure it was a 3.something. lol
