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    Interesting bikes

    Found this while browsing - 1934 BMW R7

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    Looks pretty sporty to me.
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    Trust BMW to really fuck up what a cruiser should look like!
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    Designed in 1934 many decades ahead of its time - for example....

    2004 Victory Vision

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    I have 2 of these.

    Yamaha GTS1000AE...42 were sold in Aussie and 2 in NZ. In 93 the Kwaka ZZR1100 was priciest Jap bike at around $13000.

    List on the GTS was 21000

    The (RADD) front suspension was designed by James Parker, he is now working on a GSXRadd1000 which is now in testing.

    Honda considered using RADD on the ST1300 but lost their nerve after poor sales of the GTS.

    The steering/braking/suspension compromise is eliminated with Radd and it handles like its on rails.

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    Heres a pic of James Parker at the 08 NAGTSR with the prototype GSXRADD

    Top secret pix!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by rainman View Post
    Trust BMW to really fuck up what a cruiser should look like!
    Ha ha! Funny tho, I think given it's age it is cool whereas the Victory is heinous![That model]
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    Quote Originally Posted by Laava View Post
    Ha ha! Funny tho, I think given it's age it is cool whereas the Victory is heinous![That model]
    Yeah I didn't spot the 1934 at first. I suppose it's not that bad for the time. Apart from the pipes.

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    Sorta art nouvouish.

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    1934 aye, well ahead of its time for sure. Wonder if Adolf had anything to do with it, 2nd year in power & well keen to exert Bavarian dominance every where possible, Germany was certainly kicking ass in F1 at the time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Skyryder View Post
    Sorta art nouvouish.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Winston001 View Post
    Designed in 1934 many decades ahead of its time - for example....

    2004 Victory Vision
    They were launched in 2008

    Its fair to say opinions on ther looks are....polarised

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    design well ahead of its time....

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    Very nice indeed,kind of like this pre war Zundapp to.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 3umph View Post
    design well ahead of its time....

    Well since it's got that Art Nouvou look I'd say it was going backwards as the Art Decco style was well in vogue. Now there's a bike style that's never been done.

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