A motorcycle... unlike any you've seen.

http://www.youtube.c...=6ratfuML9QA&NR=1

Kinda reminds one of the limos with 6-8-10?? doors (where you wonder how/where the poor driver ever gets to turn around, let alone Park.)

Clever engr. exercise of course; both of them executed with real craftsmanship.
But W.T.F. could you Do with such an evil-handling Semi-truck+trailer-like Thing?
As to the very-Top-heavy C.G. ... well, I'd want to deviate from straight-drag-strip line only verrry . . . . carefully.
It'd never make it through Grannigan's Corner on the iconic Marin *Sunday Morning Ride from Mill Valley to Pt. Reyes Station.
(Almost exactly the length of one lap of the Isle of Man TT race, we noted.)

* Started way-back by Brits Peter Adams, Stan Brassey, a few others et moi. Heh Heh
A 600 cc Norton Dominator twin was a fair tool for the job, but over the years the gamut of models was run
-- including once an evil-handling Honda-6; one of the few Harleys who appeared:
well, that's why we named his exit-point er, Grannigan's Corner

Vroooom

Post #324,048 by folkert 4/5/10 2:04:55 PM Reply	A motorcycle... unlike any you've seen. http://www.youtube.c...tch?v=DDWqJe1dCgY A Multi-Chainsaw Motor motorcycle.
Post #324,052 by boxley 4/5/10 2:24:37 PM Reply	neat! If we torture the data long enough, it will confess. (Ronald Coase, Nobel Prize for Economic Sciences, 1991)
Post #324,054 by Ashton 4/5/10 2:42:02 PM Reply	I'll see you, raise; double the pot: http://www.youtube.c...=6ratfuML9QA&NR=1 Kinda reminds one of the limos with 6-8-10?? doors (where you wonder how/where the poor driver ever gets to turn around, let alone Park.) Clever engr. exercise of course; both of them executed with real craftsmanship. But W.T.F. could you Do with such an evil-handling Semi-truck+trailer-like Thing? As to the very-Top-heavy C.G. ... well, I'd want to deviate from straight-drag-strip line only verrry . . . . carefully. It'd never make it through Grannigan's Corner on the iconic Marin Sunday Morning Ride from Mill Valley to Pt. Reyes Station. (Almost exactly the length of one lap of the Isle of Man TT race, we noted.) Started way-back by Brits Peter Adams, Stan Brassey, a few others et moi. Heh Heh A 600 cc Norton Dominator twin was a fair tool for the job, but over the years the gamut of models was run -- including once an evil-handling Honda-6; one of the few Harleys who appeared: well, that's why we named his exit-point er, Grannigan's Corner Vroooom

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