for those who like custom bikes

[danny_galaga]

and if he's modified the v-max engine, he'll probably need two wheel drive!!

more here:

http://lazareth.fr/

(i believe fr stands for freedom   )

[Floyd10]

*drools*

... I need to go... do.. something

[danny_galaga]

*drools*

... I need to go... do.. something

like look at sabrina some more?  

[Floyd10]

lol, my comment had something to do with something I said in that (Those Billion in 1 game controllers) subject in consoles

[GGKoul]

I love Jeese Rooke's Custom Bikes

http://www.rookecustoms.com/html/bikes_dinah.html

[danny_galaga]

I love Jeese Rooke's Custom Bikes

http://www.rookecustoms.com/html/bikes_dinah.html

what the hell are MERCH STAGE 3 engines? googles let me down  
those rookes bikes are ok, but have a kind of 'cobbled together' look. no improvement from the easyrider days. i always liked billy's bike, while everyone else goes for the 'captain america'.  In that kind of bike i prefer arlen ness stuff. they have such a homogeneous look. i think i would make a custom from several customs. the ness bikes usually have harley motors, which are a bit dinky looking (not to mention a tad underpowered) in such large bikes. maybe a ness with one o' those merch engines? or i recall a crazy aussie cutting off two cylinders from a rolls royce merlin to give him an approx. 5000cc v-twin!! now yer talkin'...

hmmmm, could MERCH mean merlin chop? hehe. just had a look at the dinah again. it's growing on me. the others still look cobbled together...

[danny_galaga]

i completely forgot about Britten motorcycles. they were designed and built in new zealand. a total revolution in superbike design. it was thrashing bikes in several countries. the last win was in March 99 Sound of Thunder, Daytona.
  the guy did something that car engine designers do all the time. the engine is one casting, cylinders, crankcase and all. this makes it sturdy enough to just hang EVERYTHING off the engine. from the seat to the forks. also with such a solid yet light block you can coax more power out of it. sadly the guy died of cancer not so long ago so i don't know what will happen with the design