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The ultimate darkside motorcycle

Started by Fudd, Tue 23, Aug 2011, 18:00:56

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Fudd

This is the ultimate darkside machine.  I saw it at Sturgis at the Full Throttle Saloon.  It has a 445-50-22.5 tire on the back.  The mini-bike next to it is actually a full size Harley.



The model in the next picture is not there for gratuitious purposes, but to offer the viewer a relative size comparison.

Edit:  Photo removed.


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eric in md

thats my size bike right there.. but........ they forgot to put a engine on that thing .. now wouldnt a valkyrie engine be all bad on there?

Ferris Leets

I would like to see more pictures of the mode.  For comparison purposes.  Looks like a nice paint job.

thumper

#3
Thank you very much but I will decide on my own if the model is there for gratuitous purposes....

Jeezum....
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donaldcc

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Quote from: Fudd on Tue 23, Aug 2011, 18:00:56
The model in the next picture is not there for gratuitious purposes, but to offer the viewer a relative size comparison.

Edit: Photo removed.


I would say the relative size of those breasts is about the same.  ;D ;D

Don

Fudd

Quote from: Ferris Leets on Tue 23, Aug 2011, 18:52:22
I would like to see more pictures of the mode.  For comparison purposes.  Looks like a nice paint job.

Done deal, I sent you an email.


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YoungPUP

I wonder if this is the same bike that was photographed in oregon a few wks back that had its photo posted here???
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Daniel Meyer

I've wondered if the bat-bike from the Dark Knight was ridable...I'd give it a whirl!
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Fudd

Quote from: Daniel Meyer on Tue 23, Aug 2011, 20:26:17
I've wondered if the bat-bike from the Dark Knight was ridable...I'd give it a whirl!

I don't know about the "bat-bike," but I rode out with this one.  I looked like a bit of an effort was needed to turn it onto a side road.  The owner had ground down the tires edges to help with the steering.  He also had a step-down reduction behind the transmission.


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Fudd

My apologies, one of my photo's may have been too colorful.  Here is another shot of the bike without the accessories.



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donaldcc


Now what was wrong with that photo??  ???
No apology necessary for me Fudd. i like accessories.

Don