Rgv750

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http://www.classicbikemechaniker.com...g750-delta-six

didn't even need spanners to build it. Talent.

O my.....

I'd like to see a vid of that thing running

I think there is a vid of it somewhere - that thing has been in existence since the late 90s...

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Originally Posted by davo

didn't even need spanners to build it. Talent.

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I see what you did there :)

short,medium and long stroke combination,along with motley expansion chambers. I doubt it would run beyond 1500rpm,if at all. Some serious out of shape and massive load bearing crank ,and know how if it does. Must be a rotary enthusiast.Looks good and should pull around 330Hp if its real. Where's the kick starter

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Originally Posted by davo

short,medium and long stroke combination,along with motley expansion chambers. I doubt it would run beyond 1500rpm,if at all. Some serious out of shape and massive load bearing crank ,and know how if it does. Must be a rotary enthusiast.Looks good and should pull around 330Hp if its real. Where's the kick starter

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Nope 3 identical cranks linked

It *might* make 180hp - a well sorted Gamma will make 120-130 any day of the week on bored, stock carbs, which is what it looks to have.
Gearbox integrity is a major issue with Gammas at the best of times, let alone one with an extra pair of cylinders tacked on.

Davo, you're a muppet.

yum!