Motorcycles
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bummer ,when i passed my test you only had to ride around the block without falling off mind you beer was only 17 p (yes thats seventeen) pence a pint for double diamond
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at last someone whos older than me
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I haven't had much time to do much on my Bonneville for ages, so it's been sitting in pieces while I've been changing pipes and a few other bits and pieces. I got sick of this state of affairs so decided to put her all back together this weekend so I can actually ride again. I started her up for the first time with the new Zard Cross pipe…. shoots a 2 foot blue cone of flame out the back! Didn't expect that, but looked pretty amazing! Sounds pretty phenomenal too
Well done on jumping through the first hoop G
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@MP:
I haven't had much time to do much on my Bonneville for ages, so it's been sitting in pieces while I've been changing pipes and a few other bits and pieces. I got sick of this state of affairs so decided to put her all back together this weekend so I can actually ride again. I started her up for the first time with the new Zard Cross pipe…. shoots a 2 foot blue cone of flame out the back! Didn't expect that, but looked pretty amazing! Sounds pretty phenomenal too
Well done on jumping through the first hoop G
flames you say we need to see this in video form if you please
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I'll see what I can do
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Well, this evening I went out to the garage with the GoPro, set it up, hit the starter button…. No flame.
Just sweet, sweet, exhaust noise.
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I must say I'm a bit disappointed, I was looking forward to flames every time I start it. Maybe on down shifts I'll get some. -
pour some petrol down there that will get it going
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Getting quite the collection there!
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http://www.ironheart.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=84.msg433870#msg433870
With one of these scheduled to take its place once I convert to a full license…..
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Motorcycles (and trikes), being sold by scantily clad women since 1897!
The image comes from a piece at Curbside Classic about the De Dion trike. It wasn't the first motorcycle (that'd be the 1894 Hildebrand & Wolfmüller), but it's a cool machine in any case.
Nearly 120 years later, the advert still works.
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Motorcycle.com have posted a first ride review of the Triumph Street Twin.
Overall it sounds like a well sorted bike, and I get the impression it's more than a sum or its parts, or the numbers on its spec sheet. I'm looking forward to seeing how the Thruxton turns out, but things are looking promising.
