Race chassis

[husaberg]

Bimota DB2 and DB4 offset canterlever.

[chrisc]

https://www.flickr.com/photos/slrosk...7622920582570/

[cotswold]

This is being built as a Replica bultaco, not just the chassis but engine as well

[husaberg]

Cagiva will add the models (later) harvested from (Here)
posted as file attachments so they don't disappear if they are moved.

[husaberg]

Some Harris pics, Alf Mosset is an artist
A lot of the pics belong to Colin Todd

[husaberg]

Some more Harris pics

A lot of the pics belong to Colin Todd

[husaberg]

Tis more Harris Pics
A lot of the pics belong to Colin Todd

[husaberg]

Frame on Guy Martins piloted post classic XR69 Replica or what ever it is for the IOM............

[husaberg]

The frame and bits for Baiagis YZR500 (2000)
When I find it lol
until then undress chch tat

[F5 Dave]

This XR still looks like a big Norton. They all knew the theory that bent tube keep bending and triangular structure was best but couldn't break away from the folklore of British bikes handling.

[husaberg]

This XR still looks like a big Norton. They all knew the theory that bent tube keep bending and triangular structure was best but couldn't break away from the folklore of British bikes handling.

Seeley bimota moto martin Egli and a few others had it generally sorted by then, but I guess the Suzuki was a bike lump even the later ones didn't lend themselves to.
ps Mccandless bros who designed the Featherbed were Irish lol.

[F5 Dave]

All round eyes to the Japanese. It's why the Roberts monocot bikes were such an improvement for that enormous engine

[BMWST?]

All round eyes to the Japanese. It's why the Roberts monocot bikes were such an improvement for that enormous engine

I tried to buy the aluminium one for a road bike but they said it would be a nightmare for cracking

[husaberg]

From Greg of slow internet fame..


http://www.motor-forum.nl/forum/list...eel-II-42.html
https://www.rbracing-rsr.com/monoshock2l.htm
the bend in the frame is to allow the cambox removal.

[Grumph]

Thanks Husa - look at the date of those, 1978....and i'd bet they'd never heard of Egli in California.

We've got a spare GS1000 motor, I'm tempted.....