The SOHC/4 World Tour is in under way.
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oh that sounds nice//www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8tkVSKb77Y
Quote from: Ogri on December 02, 2009, 01:02:45 PMThat was a mock-up made for an ad that appeared in Brit bike magazines of the 1970s. I believe it was for a tire company, Dunlop I think. The copy was that if you soup up your bike - don't overlook the tyres - Buy Dunlop Something like that anyway.It was an ad for Dunlop. The tag line was "Is your engine overtaking your tyres?" I have the ad on my garage wall, pulled from an old copy of MCN.
That was a mock-up made for an ad that appeared in Brit bike magazines of the 1970s. I believe it was for a tire company, Dunlop I think. The copy was that if you soup up your bike - don't overlook the tyres - Buy Dunlop Something like that anyway.
Time for some Boardtrack muscle!!!
Who knew there were so many. Do the last two images count as BoardTrack? All very sleek machines...: Scott :.
just for you scott. ok, the motorcycle is a 'scot' but i'm willing to overlook you misspelling your name. a two stroke liquid cooled bike. in 1930.
speaking of advanced check out this bugatti supercharged bike engine. pffft, i could make one of those. i just don't want to. more tracker.
That bike is all over youtube, it's built by http://sb-max.com/web/ and you can get lots of cool parts from them if your pockets are deep enough.
Quote from: Ecosse on January 14, 2010, 07:20:51 PMjust for you scott. ok, the motorcycle is a 'scot' but i'm willing to overlook you misspelling your name. a two stroke liquid cooled bike. in 1930.Dude, I never new that thing existed.. Its awesome thanks! Also who knew.. Why then did it take so long to liquid cool bikes? Go figure..
Quote from: Alan F. on January 09, 2010, 07:34:07 PMThat bike is all over youtube, it's built by http://sb-max.com/web/ and you can get lots of cool parts from them if your pockets are deep enough.OMFGhttp://sb-max.com/web/cb750_maf/cb750_maf.htmlCB750 (K0,K1,K2) 4 in to 4 ExhaustThe titanium specification and the steel specification available.Weight :titanium 6.0kg :steel 10kgUnique design, exclusive for CB750.399,000.00 JPY = 4,397.18 USD
Hildebrand & Wolfmüller 1895 - 1488cc - Direct drive via connecting rods (one each side of the frame) to rear wheel. More about this particular one at: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/motorbikes/6991326/Rare-early-motorcycle-to-be-auctioned.htmlA fully working one being ridden: //www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbbsDds1tbU
