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bimota looks like a copy of the firth of forth railway bridge, dunnit ?
Last edited by squirrelman; 06-12-2022, 08:11 PM."It's only getting worse."
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Good! Strong with some flex engineered in... We need more bridge guys designing frames yobimota looks like a copy of the firth of forth railway bridge, dunnit ?
Don't spend money and buy, spend time and learn.Comment
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Not if they come from Minneapolis.Comment
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Concerning the question about the Triumph - I’ve never seen anything like that. Could it be some sort of engine breather system? It’s positioned where the standard breather comes out of the chain case. The metal grill thing near the carbs is weird too. I like the Nourish 4 valve head conversion tho - that must me the most desirable aftermarket part for a Triumph T140/120.
That Bimota is interesting but no oil painting
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I just want to go and see if anyone will let me ride any of them.....Don't spend money and buy, spend time and learn.Comment
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A10,scrambler sled on far side of the Triumph is more like it.Comment
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On second thoughts, more likely an electric start conversion - http://www.quietpowerdrive.com/QPDht...Conversion.htm
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Brilliant DrPMC, well thought outComment
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Some very cool older bikes.
As for the Bimota, meh.
The design is trying too hard.Comment
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