Cycle with RV sized engine
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PancakeBill
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Wild. Have you seen the bikes with the V8 engines? Bigger displacements, but 8 cylindars makes it more manageable size than a V-twin. This is one from back in my RI days. Met the owner at our favorite weekend camp spot. This one was a 351 if I remember right, he also had a 502 cu in. Said it was a smooth ide.
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DonTom
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PancakeBill said:
Only on TV, along with the motorcycle that has a jet engine. Listen to it start up here.
The V8 motorcycle I saw on TV was with a Chrysler engine. You can read about it here. You can even buy one for only $250,000.00!
BTW, I own several smaller older motorcycles, a 1971 BMW R75/5 I purchased new in 1971, a 2002 Suzuki DR200SE and a couple of early (1983 & 84) Yamaha Ventures.
-Don- SSF, CA
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DonTom said:
The Tomahawk was V-10, the Viper engine and the Boss Hoss in the photo has the Chevy 350, not a 351 which is a Ford. The Boss Hoss is rideable while the T'hawk is a museum piece.PancakeBill said:
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I have met a few people over the years with the boss hog/hoss.... not my kinda bike, couldn't imagine the heat it must put out
That v twin is HUGE!!!! must feel like a earthquake driving down the road
86 yamaha tt225 & yz 400g, 2009 Harley Ultra Classic & 09 Buell 1125cr here.... debating on selling the Buell & buying a Ducati
That v twin is HUGE!!!! must feel like a earthquake driving down the road
86 yamaha tt225 & yz 400g, 2009 Harley Ultra Classic & 09 Buell 1125cr here.... debating on selling the Buell & buying a Ducati
