Motorcycles
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So I got some vinyl in, had to rip off the dip color back to stock, but really logos really make the stock paint look even more beautiful. If only it didn't come with that stupid top racing stripe on the tank….
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Got my dad's (now mine) 97 Dyna back from it's makeover. Drag bars, straight pipes, blacked out rims, grips/pegs, mirrors, brake rotors, Corbin seat, low sissy bar. I might take the front fender off, not sure… It is a loud and unruly beast - and fun as hell to ride.
Back home with it's stable mate…
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So badass.
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@Bluegrass I like it! I' going to pick up either a dyna or a sportster for a project next winter!
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My beloved Ducati Streetfighter. One mean MF. Gone but never forgotten
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This is the BMW Concept 101. There have been spy shots of a Bavarian Bagger doing the rounds for the last year or so, and this is a preview of a model that's likely to turn up next year. It's rather different to most of their offerings, I rather like it.
OK, the video is a bit hipstertastic!!!
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Roland Sands is getting lots of work from BMW.
The concept will definitely do battle against other euro and Japan baggers well. Wonder what engine they are using.
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It's the 1600 cc six cylinder engine from the K1600 series.
The bike is probably closer to something like a Diavel than a Harley.
More like a bloody rocket! :o
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Hey guys. Looking for some info if anyone has experience. I got a scratch on my Scout gas tank
it's matte black.Anyone know how much to expect to get it resprayed or any tips for making it less noticeable?
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Yamaha have announced another Yard Built collaboration, this time by Shinya Kimura and based around the MT-07 (FZ-07 in the US).
The motorcycle press is speculating that it's going to influence a production model. It'll be toned down by a factor of at least ten, but could be an interesting bike.
Still, it gives the IH Yard Built beast some competition…
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The new Honda RC213V-S has been officially announced. It's more-or-less a road-going Moto GP machine.
If you want one, then orders open on July 13th, but…
For the RC213V-S, a machine for public roads, the regions with sales planned are Europe, the U.S., Australia and Japan. The manufacturer's recommended prices (tax-inclusive) are set at €188,000 in Europe (Germany *1), ¥21,900,000 in Japan, A$244,000 in Australia, and US$184,000 in the U.S.
:o
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250k for a bike?!?!?!?!
