JvB-Moto's 1100

Started by MidnightRambler, September 10, 2013, 05:17:53 AM

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MendoDave

Too much tail chop and too much fender chop. The gauge location is great. Battery in the swing arm while unusual may not be a great location. I like the fluid  reservoirs in the top triple. The tank is just OK. I don't like all these sharp lines on the newer bikes. I hope that trend dies.

The sexiest cars, boats and motorcycles and other stuff have curves, like a woman. Hard chiseled women are not attractive and neither are machines with chiseled lines. Those are only attractive if your a Cylon. Lamborghini countach excepted.

That front fender...why even have it?

Chucko9-696

I like it but Id rather see it with Boomtubes [evil]
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Raux

jus so you know the original Countach didn't have all those angles/addons

MendoDave

I like how you can't see out the back and it's what Darth Vader would drive.

memper

No. But put any Duc tail on it and it would prolly look good.


And what's with the vacuum attachment off the motor? Turbo scoop?

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Quote from: Mendo Dave on September 10, 2013, 07:44:20 PM

The sexiest cars, boats and motorcycles and other stuff have curves, like a woman. Hard chiseled women are not attractive and neither are machines with chiseled lines. Those are only attractive if your a Cylon. Lamborghini countach excepted.


+1

IMO, sexiest cars of all time (in no particular order):
'62 250 GTO
'67 275 GTB/4
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