Motorcycle Association

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[wfooshee]

I didn't know what that was at all, but a half-hour of Googling... I'd not seen that logo so I didn't realize at all that it was a Hesketh.

 

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1929 Excelsior Super X

 

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1923 Reading Standard

 

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1929 Cleveland Tornado 4-cylinder

 

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Megola motorcycle with 5-cylinder radial engine in the front wheel.

 

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@Populuxe That engine in the front wheel looks scary.

 

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@Populuxe That engine in the front wheel looks scary.

There’s no transmission or even a clutch. When you stop the bike, the engine dies. To start it up again, you paddle along which bump starts the engine back to life.

Triumph Tiger

 

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[Populuxe]

I’ll admit I don’t get the connection between a modified Triumph Bonneville and a dead stock middle-weight Suzuki, but I’ll roll with it. (Get it? “Roll with it” because it’s a motorcycle? Oh, the comedy!)

Suzuki GS1000S

 

[Coquico]

Twin paraler cylinder? Or i am wrong?

 

[Populuxe]

Twin paraler cylinder? Or i am wrong?

No, you’re good. I didn’t think of that. And it really doesn’t matter if I see the connection or not, as long as you see it.

 

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