Ooooh. A proper bit of engineering ....
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Ooooh. A proper bit of engineering ....
New Norvin,
https://www.facebook.com/89048674111...65565330/?vh=e
http://jmcclassics.com/jmcnorvin.htm
Swooooon :cool:
Definitely swoon :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Last Train
Looks radical but not comfortable :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Last Train
Langen Motorcycles
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Gizzago :cool:
Pretty, me likey :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Burbler
Nope, you can keep that one. Looks like an exhaust pipe on wheels! lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Last Train
Haha :)Quote:
Originally Posted by BB
I bet it’s rather quick off the mark :cool:
I may have to shrink my garage, I finally got out on a Street Triple. Got to say I loved it it seems i'm getting to the point where my body don't fit sporty bikes anymore and it prefers a more "sitty up" position :p
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Sadly it comes to us all in time :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Trev_P
Welcome to my World !
Sooooo good !
LT's dream bike...
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Is that the newEnfield?Quote:
Originally Posted by Burbler
Pulling wheelies would be a doddle on it I reckon :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Burbler
Bit noisy without pipes tho'....
Porsche 911 Trike
http://www.seriouswheels.com/pics-pq...e-1280x960.jpg
I do like the engineering on trikes but you still get stuck in traffic!
Plus you get wet if it rains, a trike is the worst of bikes and cars combined.Quote:
Originally Posted by BB
they do look cool though and I will no doubt end up with one at some point.
Yes, I've thought I may well end up with one tooQuote:
Originally Posted by Badger-Roy
'Ere you go...
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Have to agree, a trike (conventional one with 2 rear wheels) has all the disadvantages of a bike; vulnerability, no weather protection - and none of the advantages; speed, leaning, narrow enough to filter. I can’t for the life of me figure why someone would choose one unless they had a physical disability that hindered riding a two-wheeler.Quote:
Originally Posted by Badger-Roy
The Yamaha Niken looks a bit of a hoot though - I may see if I can get a test ride on one, wouldn’t want to buy, just try. Road test write-ups say that the front end is seriously planted, though with twice as many tyres as a bike it should be...
:cool::cool:
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Muck Fee !
Drool
Swoon
Want
NEED :o
Lots of 'em used in the Tour de Frog - particularly with cameramen as pillions.
A pal has a lesser one. He says that the mechanics of the front end are very complicated...and he was an RN helicopter maintenance CPO
I can see you on one of those :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Last Train
Nicely done :)
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A few more pics here
Pretty, me like. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Last Train
Bullit Hero
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Now that’s gorgeous :o
I’d have to lose the wavy disc **** before I let it in.
From Visordown
Scrambler with no real mudguards :rolleyes: bit of a longshot calling it a "vintage scrambler" too, it's liquid cooled with a monoshock!Quote:
Originally Posted by Last Train
Will admit it does look kind of pretty though, would make me look twice if I saw it in a dealership.
Hmm, not convinced. Don't know why though :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Last Train
It’s soooo pretty!
https://www.bikeexif.com/thruxton-cafe-racer-tamarit
Yep, I would :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by GezTheHealer
The 'V' goes the wrong way! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Last Train
Hahaha :D True,Quote:
Originally Posted by BB
I can forgive it’s flaw because of its beauty :)
Mmm, me not so sure :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Last Train