I like that Harley in the background. got a full pic of it? That goldwing is the same color as mine.
bike pics n stuffs
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Looks like he's plannin' to give ol big becky a ride. That'll be a nice change of pace from the #manofactionmustacherides.
The dog has zero f'ks to give.
It seems as if he loves it.
(very well behaved when we were stopped, also)
The bike/sidecar does seem to need some geometry worked out.
Several adjustment points on the mess to do some fine tuning .
I hope he does some serious reading and make those adjustments.
thx tom
tho its been explained in crayons n pics many times
eye am the dumz w/tech chit
Definitely a Triumph clone. also did i do this right? post the link the right way?
100 Linkbucks sentDefinitely a Triumph clone. also did i do this right? post the link the right way?
kawasaki originally copied bsa a7 in 60s w/the w1
w650, and later w800 are more modern updates on that, ohc & 8 valves
separate bottom end & trans disappeared too
w650, and later w800 are more modern updates on that, ohc & 8 valves
separate bottom end & trans disappeared too
Kawasaki W series - Wikipedia
better explained here
That'd be MeatNo's '06 "Night Train"
It's been a good bike, he spun the crank last summer, riding it like an RM250, on a gravel bank down along the river.
He had an independent shop, Frank Sollenbuerg, rebuild it.
It's now 103 cubes, it's hard on rear tires.
The Yamaha XS650 wasn't a direct clone of the Bonnie.......................but it sure was aimed at the same market. I worked on one for a guy about 30 years ago, and it was a torquey SOB.
had a 77 xs650 back in the day
standard style, not the later "special"
liked it but didnt have it long nuff to make 1st payment
guy done uey right in front of me
face first into side of dodge wagon, 40mph
eye was in better chape than bike after
standard style, not the later "special"
liked it but didnt have it long nuff to make 1st payment
guy done uey right in front of me
face first into side of dodge wagon, 40mph
eye was in better chape than bike after
I dunno',
Frank Sullenburg does some milling.
He said, His cranks wont spin, 'cause they aint pressed...
I had the impression that he "pins" them.
Again, I dunno.
I rode one of the early Yammy 650s, horrible vibration, iffy brakes and handling.
I'd go for the Kaw Ws though
I'd go for the Kaw Ws though