Bikes you harbour a secret desire for
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- el-nicko
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Well, whilst the real walnut 'dash' may (even for me) be a bridge too far, this shaft driven V8 Morbidelli definitely pushes most of my buttons. I think there were only 3 made so the chance of ever hearing it running are, sadly, slimmer than a slim thing.
Well, whilst the real walnut 'dash' may (even for me) be a bridge too far, this shaft driven V8 Morbidelli definitely pushes most of my buttons. I think there were only 3 made so the chance of ever hearing it running are, sadly, slimmer than a slim thing.
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Mr. Spock is my role model so be advised; I possess no (discernible) sense of humour.
It's all VFR (DCT) round here now. STILL missing my 1100s tho.
Mr. Spock is my role model so be advised; I possess no (discernible) sense of humour.
It's all VFR (DCT) round here now. STILL missing my 1100s tho.
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- Dai wiskers
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Thanks for putting that link up Nick
I want the Twindian
I want the Twindian
My bike shines when it rains!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dyslexic Dai
Steptoe
http://www.gsshop.biz/
Dan Cata
http://boxer-upgrades.webs.com/
Lennie
http://www.boxer-performance.com/index.html
Dyslexic Dai
Steptoe
http://www.gsshop.biz/
Dan Cata
http://boxer-upgrades.webs.com/
Lennie
http://www.boxer-performance.com/index.html
- Nookiebear
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cornishflat wrote:Mines a little different insofar as I,d love to build a bike from scratch.
Arrrhhhh - a good supply of Scratch - my kingdom for a good supply of "Scratch"
A mate reckons he knows of a warehouse full of boxes of the stuff but he won't tell me its where-about's.
Just know I could come up with an anti-gravity machine if he would ...
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Real torque curves don't have a first derivative. :-^)
Twinspark wrote:I'm really lusting after the last of the longitudinal Ks - the K1200RS and K1200GT - right now.
But at nearly 300kgs unladen, I suspect I won't be buying one.
I'd get a test ride if I were you Steve, they really carry their weight well. A riding mate of mine had one and it felt fine, and went very well too
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Steve Parry
Current fleet: '14 F800GS, '87 R80RS, '03 R1100S BoxerCup, '15 R1200RT LE Dynamic, '90 K1
Steve Parry
Current fleet: '14 F800GS, '87 R80RS, '03 R1100S BoxerCup, '15 R1200RT LE Dynamic, '90 K1
- Nookiebear
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If we talking Ducati's I would love this.
Go to http://www.cmmilanese.it/site/la-collezione/?lang=en. They have a great collection of bikes.
2001 R1100S ABS
George the dog (staffie)
George the dog (staffie)
Nookiebear wrote:
If we talking Ducati's I would love this.
Go to http://www.cmmilanese.it/site/la-collezione/?lang=en. They have a great collection of bikes.
except the exhaust just makes me think of
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Steve Parry
Current fleet: '14 F800GS, '87 R80RS, '03 R1100S BoxerCup, '15 R1200RT LE Dynamic, '90 K1
Steve Parry
Current fleet: '14 F800GS, '87 R80RS, '03 R1100S BoxerCup, '15 R1200RT LE Dynamic, '90 K1
- Nookiebear
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Nookiebear wrote:
If we talking Ducati's I would love this.
Go to http://www.cmmilanese.it/site/la-collezione/?lang=en. They have a great collection of bikes.
i saw one of these in a dealers once awaiting it's new owner. didn't do it for me. that rear end is an abomination, the silver cap on the tank doesn't work and the mirrors don't gel with the fairing. whole thing looks like a bloke built it in his shed.
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