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Interesting motorcycles, not XS650
- Thread starter Kevin Werner
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I don't see how those can possibly be safe. I'd like to see one go through a MC Safety "obstacle" course once. Or even just do an emergency lane change or stop.
Scripto VU
Dukes Speed and Custom
Salute to all the men and women who have and continue to serve our county. I hope you all have a terrific Memorial day .
"Much Respect"
Absolutely astonishing motorcycle and oh...........that 2 stroke engine still takes my breath away !
Legendary
"Much Respect"
Absolutely astonishing motorcycle and oh...........that 2 stroke engine still takes my breath away !
Legendary
An old highschool friend imported one for racing. I got to take it for a ride before he stripped it down for track use. It was pretty impressive and would have liked to spend an hour or 2 in the twisties rather than the 5 or so miles on straight county roads.
Scripto VU
Dukes Speed and Custom
1985 - 1986 ish model
Square Four two stroke
500cc
96hp -120hp
very interesting RG500 engine animation.
Square Four two stroke
500cc
96hp -120hp
very interesting RG500 engine animation.
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Anyone know anything about RZ350's? resources, sites etc. Going to look at one, condition unknown other than "it's a project not a runner" while buying a Seca 900 for a friend Friday.
Pic for attn.
Pic for attn.
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When I was a kid, that was the Holy Grail of bicycles. Only a couple of kids in my neighborhood came from families that could afford one. Mine wasn't one of them.
All he needs is a small can of "startchu bastard" !
Not really certain what this is other than an older Norton ES2 all dressed up for dinner.
Could it be a John Player Norton (JPN) prototype ? ? ?
Could it be a John Player Norton (JPN) prototype ? ? ?
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What are those?
potatis potatis....
Here's a color version of the amazin' Mr. M.
And here he is hanging out at home in NZ.
Crab pot weights until they are connected to somethin'
Of its time, but ugly to modern eyes.
Talking of which, me Mum used to talk about the wonderful Liquid Engine Velocette - there was a woman in the m/c club she belonged to had one and it had water cooled engine, shaft drive and a 'modern' appearance which has not aged well. Having heard all the stories I was very disappointed when I finally saw one in a bike collection. This one in Police colours from Wikipedia:
Cell phone technology has moved on a bit too, though you gotta love the style of that handset.
^^^E. J. Potter, aka the Michigan Madman?
