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BrianR 01-23-2005 10:50 AM

I tried to post a pic of my bike here but it got lost in the ether and now I can't repost it and I don't know where the Cellar put the original.

If anyone can help me, I'll share my bike pics...

zippyt 01-23-2005 11:12 AM

rename the pic , you only have to change one letter

xoxoxoBruce 01-23-2005 12:37 PM

Sometimes renaming won't work. I've had one, I had to make a slight alteration to the actual picture and rename to get it accepted. I thought that was strange but that's the only way I could upload it. :confused:

BrianR 01-23-2005 05:13 PM

My ride
 
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Not as cool as the others but it's mine.

jaguar 01-24-2005 02:32 PM

Stab in the dark Brian, '85, 1000cc. Don't really know my hondas outside the 600sF/RRs

Just noticed they released the S2R, 800cc version of the S4R, initial reviews are damn positive. Intersting. Cost me about as much as a 2nd hand S4R and some very, very purty new colour schemes...

http://blackstatic.net/S2R-1.jpg
http://blackstatic.net/S2R-2.jpg

It's all about the arse:
http://blackstatic.net/S4Rarse.jpg

Gromitspapa 01-24-2005 08:01 PM

Check out this Aprilia concept:

http://www.aprilia.com/portale/eng/magnet.phtml#

http://www.aprilia.com/portale/eng/magnet/foto2.jpg

http://onfinite.com/libraries/301608/558.jpg

xoxoxoBruce 01-25-2005 04:50 AM

Nice headrest.
A dozen or more years ago, General Motors did an engineering exercise that was the same idea except with the single wheel in front. The cornering forces (read speeds) they were generating were considerably higher than any bike. :love:

BrianR 01-25-2005 01:58 PM

You missed Jag. It's a 1982 750. sez so on the side...hence the V45 and not V65 which is the larger engine. In 1985 they redesigned the engine to be a 700 to comply with new import tariffs. All they did was slip in a cylinder sleeve and changed the oiling path a little.

To get this particular beast back on th eroad, I need to figure out where the clutch is leaking pressure and fix it. I wish for a cable clutch.

Brian

jaguar 01-25-2005 02:07 PM

Well I did say I didn't have a clue what I was talking about ;)
I know that's going to be quoted back to me one day.

xoxoxoBruce 01-25-2005 06:45 PM

Quote:

To get this particular beast back on th eroad, I need to figure out where the clutch is leaking pressure and fix it. I wish for a cable clutch.
Well, if you're not seeing any fluid, you can narrow it down to inside. Can't ya? :confused:

BrianR 01-26-2005 12:45 PM

Methinks there's a leak in the master cylinder somewhere leaking back into the reservoir.

Either that or I forgot to tighten the clutch line after I took it out to inspect it. No stoppages, no leaks found. A slightly corroded Zerk fitting but that shouldn't be the problem. I will likely replace it anyway because it's only $.50 at the hardware store.

Mostly I'm waiting until it's warm outside again in April or so before I get back at it.

My Seca 750 only needs new turn signals and an exhaust so I may do that first and go after the Sabre later. At least I know what's wrong with the Yamaha and can fix it easily, if not cheaply. Then I can sell it and get that Shadow 750 I've been wanting. ;)

Brian

Gromitspapa 01-27-2005 10:52 PM

Check out this guy's concepts...

http://www.timcamerondesign.com.au/TCDgallery.html

Gromitspapa 01-28-2005 10:43 AM

More work from the guy who did the Aprilia concept:

http://www.naulapaa.com/

http://www.naulapaa.com/pics2/02_demon_red.jpg

http://www.naulapaa.com/pics2/04_raw_dark_white.jpg

http://www.naulapaa.com/pics2/ram_01.jpg

jaguar 01-28-2005 11:49 AM

that ducati looks like that grunty little buell.

thrillhouse 03-15-2006 12:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Griff
I saw Ralph Stanley perform that last year. :)

was lucky enough to see him do it again just a few weeks ago at royce hall. . . .:thumb:

wonderful bikes. but ya know, i'm partial.


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