wich motorbikes doe you have?

[Griebel]

Gotta have some aircooled toys...

My 1973 CB 350 Four ( Unrestored,8000 miles, US import ) and my friend Morten Iversen's (Tannheuser Tuning) 360 Twin ( also unrestored low mile import bike )...Good ol' japs 

Regards from

Carsten Griebel, M.I.B, Denmark

[sam P]

Is that a 400f..those seem like they would be heavy. nice tail light BTW

Yep, 76 CB400f. It's pretty light and small, a friend of mine has a 500 and that looks allready much bigger.
And the tail-light is not the only VW-item on it, there's another one...

[holmsen]

[Dave Rosique]

Cool bike! What is it??

I like the painted forks...

~Dave

[Zach Gomulka]

My 1973 CB 350 Four ( Unrestored,8000 miles, US import ) ...Good ol' japs 

I was just offered a clean one of those today by a friend, for cheap! Thinking about it....

[stealth67vw]

1999 Harley FXDL Dyna Low Rider, 96 cubic inch twin cam, Screaming Eagle cams, S&S carb, 105 rwhp 110 ft. lbs torgue,  lowered 3 inches. Alright it's my brothers but I've put a ton of miles on it.  It hauls ass!!!!!!!!! Tons of torque from idle up to 6500.

[stealth67vw]

My and Sheep's brother in law has a 2002 Ducati Foggy Monster. It is FAAAAAASSSSSTTT.

[stealth67vw]

My Uncle Ricks 2002 1200cc Harley Sportster. It has big valve heads, a Screamin' Eagle cam, EFI. It hauls balls but can't keep up with my brothers bike even though it is lighter.

[stealth67vw]

My Dad's 1999 Harley Night Train, 95 Cubic inch single cam (last of the single cams). He had only had it for 2 days in this pic. The bars have been changed, pipes have been changed, it's been lowered 2 1/2 inches, rear seat has been changed etc.

[henk]

My and Sheep's brother in law has a 2002 Ducati Foggy Monster. It is FAAAAAASSSSSTTT.

aah at least an other ducati.
looks, great digital dash,looks like marchesini magnesium wheels
great looking bike.

henk!!!

[Dave Rosique]

This followed me home yesterday...

-DR

[danny gabbard]

My crf 450

[Fiatdude]

just one of my old toys

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OOOHHH Dave has Himself a new Bagger --- very nice

[Dave Rosique]

Thanks Harold!

So.. a supercharger?!?!

THAT had to be a handful
 

[javabug]

Dave!  Strap that thing to the side of the Flxible, like a lifeboat on the Titanic!

[kingsburgphil]

All old school stuff, nothing now...too many drunken pancho's here in the Valley. [ Attachment: You are not allowed to view attachments ] a couple of these back in the 60's [ Attachment: You are not allowed to view attachments ] one just like this, but set up for production racing. Very quick in the short twisties  [ Attachment: You are not allowed to view attachments ] Based on the Bandito...
surprised a lot of people.

[kingsburgphil]

a couple more. [ Attachment: You are not allowed to view attachments ] had one of these, great trail bike ....terrible trials bike. [ Attachment: You are not allowed to view attachments ] A real sweetheart, wish I still had it. [ Attachment: You are not allowed to view attachments ] Too old for 2 wheels, switched to 4

[Rennsurfer]

This followed me home yesterday...

-DR

Right on, Dave! Congrats, man.

[henk]

just one of my old toys

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OOOHHH Dave has Himself a new Bagger --- very nice

that thing must made a lot of noise.
can you tell a bit more about it.

henk!!!

[Fiatdude]

just one of my old toys

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OOOHHH Dave has Himself a new Bagger --- very nice

that thing must made a lot of noise.
can you tell a bit more about it.

henk!!!

It was a 1400 cc Kawi motor with slipper clutch - magnacharger 90 blower - Hilborn mechanical fuel injection - Joe hunt Mag (which I could pull out and run on my VW) -- This picture was when I was first getting it running and had a 9" slick on it and couldn't get it to stick LOL -- ended up with a 12" slick on alcohol -- had a lot of help from 2 guys that worked at RC (Russ Collins) eng (He was the first person to do 200 in the quarter on a bike) -- They went on to make quite a name for themselves - Vance and Hines

[danny gabbard]

a couple more. [ Attachment: You are not allowed to view attachments ] had one of these, great trail bike ....terrible trials bike. [ Attachment: You are not allowed to view attachments ] A real sweetheart, wish I still had it. [ Attachment: You are not allowed to view attachments ] Too old for 2 wheels, switched to 4

Is the blue bike a penton or a greeves??

[thehanz DVK]

Also Aircooled

a BUELL X1...i will look for a picture...

[kingsburgphil]

a couple more. [ Attachment: You are not allowed to view attachments ] had one of these, great trail bike ....terrible trials bike. [ Attachment: You are not allowed to view attachments ] A real sweetheart, wish I still had it. [ Attachment: You are not allowed to view attachments ] Too old for 2 wheels, switched to 4

Is the blue bike a penton or a greeves??

Danny, the blue bike is a Rickman Metisse. Handmade in England, very pricey then and now. Popular in several frame sizes and available with numerous
engines from 100cc on up. Mine used a BSA 441 Victor motor with a Westlake upper end, taking it out to 500cc. A quick Google search will do a better job than
I can in describing the marque.
 

[henk]

here some better pic's of my bikes

henk!!!

[Fastbrit]

350 Alpina 

[Harry/FDK]

just one of my old toys

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OOOHHH Dave has Himself a new Bagger --- very nice

that thing must made a lot of noise.
can you tell a bit more about it.

henk!!!

It was a 1400 cc Kawi motor with slipper clutch - magnacharger 90 blower - Hilborn mechanical fuel injection - Joe hunt Mag (which I could pull out and run on my VW) -- This picture was when I was first getting it running and had a 9" slick on it and couldn't get it to stick LOL -- ended up with a 12" slick on alcohol -- had a lot of help from 2 guys that worked at RC (Russ Collins) eng (He was the first person to do 200 in the quarter on a bike) -- They went on to make quite a name for themselves - Vance and Hines

Was Jerry Magnuson involved with this project ?? (if i spell the first name correct) . I still own my Yammi XS1100 /1223 with lots of old school parts in it.. Barnes clutch, Andrews cams, Wiseco pistons. One day i will convert that baby to chain drive.

[Fiatdude]

just one of my old toys

[ Attachment: You are not allowed to view attachments ]

OOOHHH Dave has Himself a new Bagger --- very nice

that thing must made a lot of noise.
can you tell a bit more about it.

henk!!!

It was a 1400 cc Kawi motor with slipper clutch - magnacharger 90 blower - Hilborn mechanical fuel injection - Joe hunt Mag (which I could pull out and run on my VW) -- This picture was when I was first getting it running and had a 9" slick on it and couldn't get it to stick LOL -- ended up with a 12" slick on alcohol -- had a lot of help from 2 guys that worked at RC (Russ Collins) eng (He was the first person to do 200 in the quarter on a bike) -- They went on to make quite a name for themselves - Vance and Hines

Was Jerry Magnuson involved with this project ?? (if i spell the first name correct) . I still own my Yammi XS1100 /1223 with lots of old school parts in it.. Barnes clutch, Andrews cams, Wiseco pistons. One day i will convert that baby to chain drive.

Jerry gave a lot of tech advice  but my turbo guy and Jerry were very close friends so most of the communication was through him  Allan Nimmo "Performance Techniques" (turbocharged.com) -- a lot of time was spent down at hilborn on their FI dyno too -- another guy who really helped get the initial dial was Joe "Goofy" Turner who has involved with Big Jim Dunn Funny Car operation and crew

[bugnut68]

All these bikes are bigger than I've ever owned. Lol.  I've got a flavor for mini bikes.  The movie Dumb and Dumber inspired me years ago.  I had a mid '60s Bird 'Duck' bike i restored and sold to my ex girlfriend who gave it to her niece and nephew for Christmas, and then currently have a '60s or '70s era Toyoco mini bike that's awaiting restoration right now.  The 2.0 liter VW engine is my first priority, though.

I'm all about cheap thrills.

[Harry/FDK]

just one of my old toys

[ Attachment: You are not allowed to view attachments ]

OOOHHH Dave has Himself a new Bagger --- very nice

that thing must made a lot of noise.
can you tell a bit more about it.

henk!!!

It was a 1400 cc Kawi motor with slipper clutch - magnacharger 90 blower - Hilborn mechanical fuel injection - Joe hunt Mag (which I could pull out and run on my VW) -- This picture was when I was first getting it running and had a 9" slick on it and couldn't get it to stick LOL -- ended up with a 12" slick on alcohol -- had a lot of help from 2 guys that worked at RC (Russ Collins) eng (He was the first person to do 200 in the quarter on a bike) -- They went on to make quite a name for themselves - Vance and Hines

Was Jerry Magnuson involved with this project ?? (if i spell the first name correct) . I still own my Yammi XS1100 /1223 with lots of old school parts in it.. Barnes clutch, Andrews cams, Wiseco pistons. One day i will convert that baby to chain drive.

Jerry gave a lot of tech advice  but my turbo guy and Jerry were very close friends so most of the communication was through him  Allan Nimmo "Performance Techniques" (turbocharged.com) -- a lot of time was spent down at hilborn on their FI dyno too -- another guy who really helped get the initial dial was Joe "Goofy" Turner who has involved with Big Jim Dunn Funny Car operation and crew

Jerry was and is still my hero. I think he did his own superchargers back then. I was fortunate to see the tripple engined-Honda dragster from Russ Collins before he crashed it. THOSE WERE THE DAYS ALSO FOR SUPERBIKES. I stil watch the Yoshimura/Wess Cooly vids. from that time. Heavy Iron !!!! I remember Joe Turner from old speed magazines (if you could get them overhere). I think it was one of the guys from Hooker headers who worked for Russ Collins who invented the first 4-1 exhaust for bikes.Then left to start Hooker headers. Remember Big Bikes magazine ? That was the holy grail for me.

Harry

[Tony M]

Wow, lots of cool old bikes. I have had my share over the years, allmost all dirt bikes. Newest 04 CRF450, oldest 1969 Penton 175. Coolest 1981 Maico 490, did the full resto on it. Had a Honda CB350 that was flat track style, fun on the street. Broke right wrist and no more dirt bikes.