Hey! Lurker you've been kinda quite lately here is a pic for you're gallery.
1909 Shaw MotoBike tribute almost finished.
1909 Shaw MotoBike tribute almost finished.
Board Trackers and Vintage Motorized Bicycles gallery
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Hi Axel
Hi Lurker -- not wanting to hijack- did you persue your build for biz concept???
Axel--Wanting to get some feed back from you as well -may be of general interst to others???
what is the motorbicycling scene in Germany electric/gas--- general interest and participation???
I believe your laws are a little less restrictive than the Belgian regulations????
Hi Lurker -- not wanting to hijack- did you persue your build for biz concept???
Axel--Wanting to get some feed back from you as well -may be of general interst to others???
what is the motorbicycling scene in Germany electric/gas--- general interest and participation???
I believe your laws are a little less restrictive than the Belgian regulations????
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I'm Glad you like yer Chit Man! Ride it like you stole it, euppp! you did He! He! He!
ccc is that the 300 dollar taylar build you scored -- i can not tell anymore
if so what does it have that your own builds don´t????
if so what does it have that your own builds don´t????
The Maytag Flyer, using a two cylinder, two stroke Maytag 72D multimotor.
The Maytag Flyer, using a two cylinder, two stroke Maytag 72D multimotor.
Can I hijack the pics for Facebook and the American Lightweight thread here?
So many different bikes! So many different personalities! They're all pretty cool. There are others I've seen elsewhere in the forum that haven't made it here yet, but there's time. Meanwhile, here is my own: Tempus (the resurrection).
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Thank you much, IW.Now that is one lovely bike
Bonneville Flyer #5 by Sportsman Flyer, on Flickr
Bonneville Flyer chassis #5. Current APF 250cc record holder at 80.438 mph.
Woohoo! You go Pat!
Bonneville Flyer #5 by Sportsman Flyer, on Flickr
Bonneville Flyer chassis #5. Current APF 250cc record holder at 80.438 mph.
A piece of racing history. I would imagine that a museum or a collector would love to get it into their collection.
Steve.
Steve.
They will have to wait till I'm done with it and that is going to be awhile!
