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14 minutes ago, thaiguzzi said:

.... Hahahaha,

never thought of them like that, but you are dead right.

A silver MZ with black & red pinstriping.

Thanx.

 

Pleasant A65 bobber/chop;

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Proper scruffy scrambler, looks like a 750 motor too, proper street cred with this one;

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The Beeza looks well neat and the pipes on the scrambler are cool as cluck ..

Yeah I've been following a bit earlier today you're contributions on another thread started by one of the other guys who has bought one of the Hinckley Trumpets and was well impressed by its MPG .. I don't know enough about them intimately as you our Triumph expert so it was fascinating to read the posts by Yourself , Ballpoint , Neilly and the rest of the guys on how to mod' and tune 'em .. Great stuff keep it up ..

I'm back here now Jetting in Tues' night after finishing a series of hspl appointment in GB ( thank **** I got away before the idiot with the drone shut down Gatwick Thursday / Friday ) which is why I've been a bit quiet on this thread .. I'll see what I can dig up on the Porn front the next few days .. 

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On 12/25/2018 at 6:17 PM, Justgrazing said:

Couple of more conventional Norton's ( no rotary :smile: ) .. Love the 2 engine one and would love to hear it running .. 

And a cool understated old skool Commando ..

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Um . . . Why put two engines in one motorcycle? Is that one for each wheel?

 

And which way is the bus station please?

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6 hours ago, SuperTed said:

Now I see how it works. And the answer is, I believe, drag racing.D12BDEE8-32B4-409B-8C60-F3CFEDC7021B-978-000000363C623F1F.jpg743F3F8D-9542-498E-94C6-0B6ACCC5C8D2-978-000000391D4A241C.jpg


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The bottom yea is a drag machine .. 

The top one though is more arty show bike .. 

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1 hour ago, Justgrazing said:

The top one though is more arty show bike .. 

More like a piece of shIt.

Typical American awful taste in building a horrid piece of motorcycling.

What a waste of 2 motors.

Hardly Rideable.

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10 minutes ago, thaiguzzi said:

More like a piece of shIt.

Typical American awful taste in building a horrid piece of motorcycling.

What a waste of 2 motors.

Hardly Rideable.

Hahahaha .. Straight talking there Guzz' .. Yes and if it were rideable I can see you're gonads getting a proper cooking offa that rearmost pot .. 

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More like a piece of shIt.
Typical American awful taste in building a horrid piece of motorcycling.
What a waste of 2 motors.
Hardly Rideable.


Apologies - I forgot Brits like their bikes the same way they like their women - technically very well put together, but aesthetically on a range from plain to ugly.


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21 hours ago, SuperTed said:

 


Apologies - I forgot Brits like their bikes the same way they like their women - technically very well put together, but aesthetically on a range from plain to ugly.


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What, so you admire the 2 engined bike you posted?

You think it is a classy, "aesthetically" beautiful bike?

And you think it can actually be ridden at a third of the pace of a stock Harley?

Or is it literally just all Show and no Go? ie useless as a motorcycle and ok as art if you like that sort of art?

Please answer the 4 questions above.

Thank you.

 

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