Here you go, just scroll down to page 13 and there's a very good drawing of the oscillating inlet valve. - He was a clever guy.
http://www.scotttechnicalities.com.a...e%20Topics.pdf
Will.
Here you go, just scroll down to page 13 and there's a very good drawing of the oscillating inlet valve. - He was a clever guy.
http://www.scotttechnicalities.com.a...e%20Topics.pdf
Will.
So he would of been somewhat responsible for the robin and rabbit then, the bastard.![]()
For a man is a slave to whatever has mastered him.Keep an open mind, just dont let your brains fall out.
At least his was a ring ding, Scott Sociable was more like a sidecar outfit than a3 wheel car, but certainly a classic of british inbreeding
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Scott_Sociable_02.jpg
My neighbours diary says I have boundary issues
I see it and think LCR...
Heinz Varieties
Dangerous,
Yours isn't quite as pretty and I bet it doesn't corner as well as the Scott!
I see there is a single cylinder Panther 600 or 650, parked beside that Scott three wheeler- big long stroke single which would pull away at very low revs.
I owned one of those, although mine was a 600, with pneumatic forks up front and solid rear, it had a sidecar and we had a lot of fun racing that around the paddocks when we were teenagers.
We were always being reported to the cops by an interfering old biddy down the road, the cops always turned up and had an exciting time watching our capers then they just drove off back to town.
Cheers,
Will.
Target weren't contracted for anything other than styling design but the 3 man team (the 2 mentioned & Muth) were all ex-BMW staffers
1st article is from the 1st public outing at the Cologne Show
2nd article briefs the BMW connection in the second paragraph
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