how to choke a die hard harley owner

[Jockney Rebel]

http://www.streetfighters.com.au/forum/upload/47568999027498.jpg
take a look at this and tell me what it is?

[suxukifreak]

A model.

[chopiesel]

a shitbox?

[Jockney Rebel]

lmfao,,,,nice one..suz its a jap built harley made under licence by a company in tokyo..... its a rikuo apparenly re buil qwarity is supeliol to amelican halrey :}

[Jockney Rebel]

these wer built from about 1930-the fifties kinda pisses on the i wouldnt by jap crap shit u get from humpty owners etc

[sfoc711uk]

Fucking shit.

[bigbike-r]

its got a bit of them indian mixed with harley!! whats that seat alll about.... the bikes a joke its neither practical fun nor anything scrapheap challenge winner

[alfiestorm]

I love it and I think it stands for all things good in motorcycling it's something some of you guys just dont appreciate [:p]

[dazz]

my first thought was 2008 Hyosung spy photos

Some years before WW2 Harley sold an entire factory to the Rokuyo (?) group, and they shipped the entire thing to Japan, and started building bikes, so it's actually a Harley built in Japan, a bit like Goldwings built in America are still Honda's. And they are extremely rare, especially the WW2 ones. There's a well known bikie in Sydney who has one of'em, the most complete example of only 3 left in the world. Has a gum mounted on a side car, ammo boxes etc etc, and weighs a fucking ton.

PS do you have any more info on them Frankie?

[DaveK5]

The pre WW2 thing must have been common the chinese still sell BMW R71 replicas....Chang Jiang 750 piece of shitta mota bikie
Damn good copies though,
http://www.streetfighters.com.au/forum/upload/47569099054857.jpg

Yeah, I was in China in 92', visiting the in-laws, and those things were everywhere, all of'em had side cars though. Tried a spin on one, and the scooter brigade was travelling faster. Tried to bring one back as a curio, but the local authorities wouldn't allow it.

[Jockney Rebel]

ere chalkie who does a diesel bike ..some mob from transylvania or summat innit?

There's a number of firms that do diesel bikes, I think about the best ones are the Dutch efforts

check ut this link, lotsa info, including the only production diesel bike

http://www.gizmag.com/go/4272/

or this one

http://www.dieselbike.net/

[damo1]

Crap!

[TLDV8]

quote:Originally posted by chalk10

Some years before WW2 Harley sold an entire factory to the Rokuyo (?) group, and they shipped the entire thing to Japan, and started building bikes, so it's actually a Harley built in Japan, a bit like Goldwings built in America are still Honda's. And they are extremely rare, especially the WW2 ones. There's a well known bikie in Sydney who has one of'em, the most complete example of only 3 left in the world. Has a gum mounted on a side car, ammo boxes etc etc, and weighs a fucking ton.

PS do you have any more info on them Frankie?


I knew Harley Davidson had sold the drawings for the 750cc sidevalve to the Japanese around 1932 (didn't know they got the factory)..Strangely i had read that around 1981,six months later i was on Bougainville Island,staying in a village and a local asks if i wanted to see a bike.
You can guess i was a little surprised to see what looked to be a HD with side car but it had Japanese writing on the engine sidecover.
It is probably still sitting there today.

Edit..I found this.


http://www3.plala.or.jp/takihome/bike.JPG


quote:Type 97 Motorcycle
Introduced Year : 1937
Weight : 500 Kg
Dimensions: 2.7 x 1.7 x 1.2(h) m
Speed (max) : 70 km/hr
Engine : Air-cooled Gasoline Engine 1274cc 24 HP
Manufacturer : Rikuo Nainen Co.


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Japan imported motorcycles of Harley-Davidson, but the Sankyo Co.(later Rikuo Nainen Co.) bought the licence from Harley-Davidson in 1935 and produced them in Japan. A military model called Type 95 Motorcycle was developed from the Harley-Davidson's motorcycle. It has a higher body than the commercial model and used magnetic plugs. Type 97 is an improved model of Type 95. It has a carriage with a powered wheel.

Military motorcycles were used in Japan and China and hardly used in the Pacific. They are not fit to the rough terrain in the Pacific.


http://www3.plala.or.jp/takihome/bike.htm

It`s called a "W L";) "W L A" is the ARMY version hense the A:D

[Jockney Rebel]

nice one fellas ..see we know everything about everything

[baldrick]

Did i just log onto "cement mixers world.com"
Please take these Fugly shit heaps away , my eyes hurt, just looking at them!

[Jockney Rebel]

thats an insult to cement mixers...

[alfiestorm]

going back to the title of the thread.

Throw a rope round the twats neck as they go by

http://www.streetfighters.com.au/forum/upload/4631003312425.gif

[alfiestorm]

the third one it looks like it could handle the wieght of all that pig iron

[Jockney Rebel]

u worry me chalkie..:}

quote:Originally posted by frankenbiker

u worry me chalkie..:}


Come on mate, I took that from the Queensland coppers training manual
:D :D :D

[Jockney Rebel]

:Dheres one from the IRA s manual.....1 part solidox welding flux,2 parts fertilizer,add sugar to taste par boil and stand well back:D