Author Topic: a motorcycle short…  (Read 3834 times)


Offline garbln

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Re: a motorcycle short…
« Reply #1 on: April 15, 2015, 12:48:21 PM »
 Vincent's probably weren't metric at that time, but witworth, (US) SAE, or even British standard.  My 73 Triumph is mostly SAE with 1-2 witworth nuts, and no metric.  Yes only 31 were made, but we can now account for all 45-50 of them. ;D
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oldbike54

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Re: a motorcycle short…
« Reply #2 on: April 15, 2015, 01:07:44 PM »
Vincent's probably weren't metric at that time, but witworth, (US) SAE, or even British standard.  My 73 Triumph is mostly SAE with 1-2 witworth nuts, and no metric.  Yes only 31 were made, but we can now account for all 45-50 of them. ;D

 Not Metric was my point , they were mostly Whitworth with a touch of British cycle thread just to keep everyone on their toes  :D And yes , now there are something like 50 "authentic" Lightnings , hey , those collectors need something to go with their real D Jags and Testa Rossas  ;D
 For bonus points , what English war Dept project spawned the Black Lightning engine , which was quite different from the run of the mill Shadow or Rapide .

  Dusty

LaGrasta

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Re: a motorcycle short…
« Reply #3 on: April 15, 2015, 06:29:01 PM »
Vincent accuracy aside, I thought the song was fantastic, and surprised how moving just a few crude cutouts ended up being. Real communications on a number of levels, very enjoyable.

 

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