Wildguzzi.com
General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Groover on August 06, 2021, 08:09:36 AM
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Really liking this one, great pics too:
http://www.ruotefiere.com/?page_id=486&lang=en
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364 # !
Why did they choose 16-19" wheels?
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Not sure, I think that's how those were offered from that maker. 16" and 18"
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That one I like, similar to what I'm making my LM3. Mine has 17" & 18" Sport wheels.
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WOW!! Great photos...and that was not a "cheap" build... :thumb: :bow: :boozing: :cool:
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Beautiful machine - ALL business. :cool:
Nothing superfluous.
I really like those old endurance racers.
As others have said, the photography is well done, too.
-Stretch
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I'd be proud to have it my garage. One minor detail, rookie mistake on the safety wire unless those are left hand bolts :evil:
Paul B :boozing:
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I have to question the effectiveness of an oil cooler that has almost no airflow.
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…Brute Force Locomotive…comes to mind
Needs windjammer and a trailer hitch.. :cool:
A few details
(https://i.ibb.co/pjxdzCN/3-EF54950-224-D-4498-8-BEF-36-E7-D24-DC557.jpg) (https://ibb.co/pjxdzCN)
(https://i.ibb.co/0KYv6hM/CF6-AE0-CB-B6-A0-48-A5-A068-E064-BCD61653.jpg) (https://ibb.co/0KYv6hM)
(https://i.ibb.co/Db3nym1/01-B889-C6-EEEA-4-D8-B-A699-D34788-B02-F69.jpg) (https://ibb.co/Db3nym1)
(https://i.ibb.co/rZKpQjJ/D784-E33-A-2-B06-47-E2-B794-E5478-DD307-BA.jpg) (https://ibb.co/rZKpQjJ)
(https://i.ibb.co/XF7HXd8/48-E6-F3-B9-2715-44-C9-892-C-E612-CCEAA922.jpg) (https://ibb.co/XF7HXd8)
(https://i.ibb.co/vd7v0kL/018-DDDF0-0-EBB-4248-B899-30-A533534-CC2.jpg) (https://ibb.co/vd7v0kL)
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364 # !
Why did they choose 16-19" wheels?
they did not , its says 16 -18 last page.
That bike is a "Suzuka racing STYLE it never raced.............. ..................
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Looks like parts from a carb 1100 Sport, front end is same triple. Mine has brakes on back of legs like a Sport, they must have reversed legs.
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What is the thinking that required retaining springs on the reverse cone muffler end, when it is welded on ?
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What is the thinking that required retaining springs on the reverse cone muffler end, when it is welded on ?
As with several other features of this bike, it is for appearance, not function.
<edit> upon further inspection, it looks like the megaphone has a reverse cone welded to it, and that the baffle assembly fits over that reverse cone and is held in place by the springs.
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:thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb:
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I reckon a well built endurance racer encompasses most of the good features you want in a bike.
If it’s a great endurance racer, it’s a great bike...
Although that thing may not have seen competition, it would still be a marvellous road bike if legalised.
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I think the muffler caps look removable to repack them? The first few side shots seem to show the open seam.
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Cyberdyne cycles.
This thing needs header wrap and spiked valve stems :thumb:
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Looks good, serious kit!
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they did not , its says 16 -18 last page.
i don't follow your reply? You say the same thing I asked ? Wonder why they chose 16 and 19" wheels.
"front 16 X 2.50
rear 18 X 3.50
— Avon Tyres
dimensions:
front 120/60 X 16
rear 150/70 X 18"
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I don't see any reference in the specs to a 19" wheel.
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This has been around awhile and I like it. beats another "cafe racer". I'm restoring an old race bike, hope it comes out half as nice.
The engine specs are off 92bore x 78stroke gives you a 1036, not an 1150.
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Lovely...apart from the non aircraft quality wire locking.
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I don't see any reference in the specs to a 19" wheel.
oh duh! I musta been sleeping, or I typed and meant 18"...nevermind.