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Now this is impressive
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On Sat, 11 Oct 2003 02:42:03 GMT, wrote:
http://www.bigbikeriders.com/48cyl.htm I'm sorry, but I have to ask one question.... WHY!!! John |
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On Sat, 11 Oct 2003 03:36:44 GMT, John Ammeter
wrote: On Sat, 11 Oct 2003 02:42:03 GMT, wrote: http://www.bigbikeriders.com/48cyl.htm I'm sorry, but I have to ask one question.... WHY!!! John For some of the same reasons some people build a 250mph airplane instead of just buying one, when they have the money. It's about solving problems, learning, and achieving something that few people can, or will, do. |
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pffftt!!
Dammit, got coffee all over the damn keyboard again. What the fu.... Better be careful with that throttle, one jerk and he'll be left there sans bike and family jewels. wrote in message ... http://www.bigbikeriders.com/48cyl.htm |
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On Fri, 10 Oct 2003 23:53:47 -0400, Mike Patterson
wrote: On Sat, 11 Oct 2003 03:36:44 GMT, John Ammeter wrote: On Sat, 11 Oct 2003 02:42:03 GMT, wrote: http://www.bigbikeriders.com/48cyl.htm I'm sorry, but I have to ask one question.... WHY!!! John For some of the same reasons some people build a 250mph airplane instead of just buying one, when they have the money. It's about solving problems, learning, and achieving something that few people can, or will, do. I can understand that, really, but that bike just isn't practical in any way I can see. I know, I'd probably build one myself but it's still a useless item. John |
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http://www.bigbikeriders.com/48cyl.htm
This is a reminder that just because something is experimental, doesn't mean it's "good". And if nothing else, it can serve as a bad example. It's cool, it's an accomplishment... but it's very silly. Eric |
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wrote in message ... http://www.bigbikeriders.com/48cyl.htm Check out the RoadDog at http://www.decaturcelebration.com/2003/roaddog.htm Someone in WI owns a replica that was featured on one of the Discovery shows not too long ago. If memory serves, it weighed in at 3200 lbs. |
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.. . http://www.bigbikeriders.com/48cyl.htm Check out the RoadDog at http://www.decaturcelebration.com/2003/roaddog.htm Someone in WI owns a replica that was featured on one of the Discovery shows not too long ago. If memory serves, it weighed in at 3200 lbs. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Around 3GV MANY Chevy V-8 powered bikes can be seen. Not to say they are status symbols, but they ain't cheap. However, not much more than a new Harley-D. Road Dog was a factor in these better bikes being built. Barnyard BOb -- |
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The fire extinguisher and puddle of fluid say something...
.. "Eric Miller" wrote in message . net... http://www.bigbikeriders.com/48cyl.htm This is a reminder that just because something is experimental, doesn't mean it's "good". And if nothing else, it can serve as a bad example. It's cool, it's an accomplishment... but it's very silly. Eric |
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"Juan Jimenez" wrote in message . net... pffftt!! Dammit, got coffee all over the damn keyboard again. What the fu.... Puttin' along with that BD-5 in a reverie, are ya? |
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