A French China Girl

[biknut]

Check out this bike I found on face book. I'd call this a better china girl. The translation is a little rough, but you get the idea. Manual clutch gets my attention.



And here is his "competitor" somehow, released the same time: the Peugeot Country.
Proposed in 3 versions different, MX, MXC, and MXR. With different equipment (saddle, fenders, door luggage, fork with or without damping) database also interesting preparation I find, despite a fragile cycle part.
Very particular, the clutch is manual...
I have 2, but have still not ducted. They are disassembled in carton.

 

[Toothy]

Very cool, I hope thats a rough lake and not the ocean, ouch.

 

[Greg58]

Look at the rear sprocket on that thing! It'll probably climb anything.

 

[maniac57]

Holy crap! That's gorgeous!
Italian power with a manual clutch?!?!?
I'm drooling for more info on this thing.
That huge gear tells me it's a screamer!


Just found this on youtube.
Sounds crisp!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVTe-Hf_sb8

 

[wheelbender6]

When I saw the title of this thread, I expected the motorbike to look like something Inspector Clouseau would ride. I was pleasantly surprised. The former BMX guys will be trying to build a good replica.

 

[apex]

^^^ Lol ^^^

Yes, I expected something out of an illistrated children book.
Thankfully I was wrong.

It looks a lot like a trials bike to me.

 

[KCvale]

I guess I'm out of touch but a manual 2-stroke clutch on a bike engine shouldn't be some type of 'whoop-de-do' thing to me.

No doubt a rock-climber which makes you wonder why they shot the pic on a beach as it's no beach runner geared that low.

 

[biknut]

I guess I'm out of touch but a manual 2-stroke clutch on a bike engine shouldn't be some type of 'whoop-de-do' thing to me.

It's unusual for a motor bicycle, that's not a china girl, to have a manual clutch. I think that's what makes this one interesting, and china girl like.

 

[crassius]

yeah, I'd be more interested in 4-strokes if they had one too