Friday, April 30, 2010
Natural Habitat
English Roadsters were designed for long country rides, and there is nothing quite like experiencing them in this setting. My Raleigh DL-1 in particular seems to thrive on long distances and can pick up speed to an amazing degree if you just give it an open road.
The Co-Habitant is a strong cyclist and he likes to go fast. When we are on equivalent bicycles (for example, both on our Pashleys or both on our Motobecane roadbikes), I have a hard time keeping up with him unless he intentionally controls his speed for my sake. However, when he is on his Pashley and I am on my vintage Raleigh, I can keep up with him perfectly. The Raleigh DL-1 is a powerful and well-designed machine despite its sweet "old timer" appearance.
And the vintage Sturmey Archer AW 3-speed hub is downright magical. First gear is excellent for uphill cycling in mildly hilly areas. Second is my versatile go-to gear for flat terrain when I want to go at a conservative speed. And third gear allows me to pedal downhill, as well to increase speed after maxing out second gear on flat terrain. I have honestly never felt the need for more gears on this bicycle, and don't understand why none of the modern 3, 5, 7, or 8-speed hubs I have tried have the same great feeling.
If my devious plan to install a coaster brake on this bicycle works out, it will be so perfect that I am almost afraid to think about it lest I jinx it. For now, we dream as we watch the sunset.
The Co-Habitant is a strong cyclist and he likes to go fast. When we are on equivalent bicycles (for example, both on our Pashleys or both on our Motobecane roadbikes), I have a hard time keeping up with him unless he intentionally controls his speed for my sake. However, when he is on his Pashley and I am on my vintage Raleigh, I can keep up with him perfectly. The Raleigh DL-1 is a powerful and well-designed machine despite its sweet "old timer" appearance.
And the vintage Sturmey Archer AW 3-speed hub is downright magical. First gear is excellent for uphill cycling in mildly hilly areas. Second is my versatile go-to gear for flat terrain when I want to go at a conservative speed. And third gear allows me to pedal downhill, as well to increase speed after maxing out second gear on flat terrain. I have honestly never felt the need for more gears on this bicycle, and don't understand why none of the modern 3, 5, 7, or 8-speed hubs I have tried have the same great feeling.
If my devious plan to install a coaster brake on this bicycle works out, it will be so perfect that I am almost afraid to think about it lest I jinx it. For now, we dream as we watch the sunset.
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Co-Habitant,
countryside,
diamond frame,
loop frame,
Pashley,
Raleigh,
rod brakes,
trails,
Velouria,
vintage
KAWASAKI Z750 URBAN SPORT LIMITED EDITION
Kawasaki Z750 Urban naked bike Dubbed Urban Sports Edition, the amalgamation will additionally comprise official Kawasaki accessories. Coming with a two-year guarantee, the Urban Sports Edition joins the Ninja Performance Edition line, as a amalgamation of articles that sells for a absolute bulk that has been discounted over what they would amount separately.
The Z750 gets an Akrapovic silencer, blush akin abdomen pan, blush akin caster rim tapes and a 18-carat accent bench awning which would commonly amount £1,150. However, the architect adds aloof £1,000 over the banal bike’s amount tag of £6,999. The bench cover, replacing the commuter seat, is accessible in all branch accepted colors. However, Kawasaki warns it should not be acclimated in affiliation with a top case and top case bracket. The top affection gel-resin self-adhesive catchbasin protector is a 1-part appearance featuring the Z750 archetypal logo, semi-transparent acceptance the aboriginal catchbasin blush to appearance through. Finally, the bellypan is fabricated out of aerial quality, appulse aggressive polycarbonate/ABS material. The artefact is coated with UV aggressive PU acrylic and has been advised by the Kawasaki Design Department.
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Local Hero Piet van Wijngaarden
The original Assen racetrack, in the north of The Netherlands, was first used for the Dutch TT in 1925. Winner of the 500cc class in both 1925 and 1926 was Piet van Wijngaarden on a Norton. The pictures above show Piet (number 36) on the 26th of June 1926. The Norton most probably was a Model 18; the Model 25 did not really exist as a catalogued model until the autumn of 1926 but 'go-faster-bits' could be ordered from the factory and seem to have been fitted; note the very high filler neck. As the race was on public roads, fitting a horn must have made sense!
Going international in 1927, Stanley Woods joined the Assen TT and won the 500cc class on his Moore designed CS1. The photo shows Stanley working on his Norton; Piet van Wijngaarden watches. The flat tank Norton leaning against the wall on the right could be Piet's Model 18.
This photo shows Piet van Wijngaarden, Joe Craig, Walter Rusk and Jimmy Guthrie at the Assen TT in 1935; that year Rusk and Guthrie would win the 350cc class and 500cc class respectively.
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-Flat Tank models,
-People,
1926,
1927,
1935,
Model CS1 (Moore)
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Hot News Today and Trends
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Rieju MRT50 Pro Competition being launched
Spansh motorcycle manufacturer Rieju launch their new 50cc European Enduro series Blegium roun winner the Rieju MRT50 Pro Competition is being launched next week for the public to buy. Its features include:-
50 cc 6 speed Pre Mix Yamaha LC motor with special head & Cylinder by Top competition, Front floating wave disc 260 mm. Rear Wave 200 mm.
Upside-Down adjustable Marzocchi 40 mm forks. Adjustable rear gas monoshock. Aluminium swing arm. Hand made exhaust with competition silencer. Hydraulic clutch. Race clutch with straight cut teeth & reinforced discs. Tommaselli tapered handlebars with anodised duraluminium brackets. Dual radiator, Michelin FIM tires, Racing quick twist throttle.
Mikuni 24 mm carburettor. Racing CDI with variable curve. Oversized footrests. NGK Platinum BR10ES spark plug, Team Rieju Race Graphics, Hand & fork guards plus sump guard as standard.
It's claimed to be a very serious road legal race machine.
Ride safe
Jon Booth
Email: webmaster@inter-bike.co.uk
Blog: http://bestmotorstyle2011.blogspot.com//
Swicki: http://motorcycling-swicki.eurekster.com/
David Byrne and 'Urban Revolutions' at MIT
Last night I was at the Urban Revolutions panel at MIT with velo-friend Biking in Heels. This was not something I planned to attend, but she had an extra ticket and I was free - so I came along. The event featured talks by musician David Byrne, director of Boston Bikes Nicole Freedman, director of the LivableStreets Alliance Jacqueline Douglas, and associate director of SENSEable City Lab (inventors of the "Copenhagen Wheel") Assaf Biderman.
In case some might not know, David Byrne was the lead singer of the Talking Heads and has since been involved in a number of artistic and musical projects. Most recently, he has become known for his cycling advocacy and for his book on the subject, Bicycle Diaries. Over the past year Byrne has been on tour giving talks throughout North America on the topic he describes as "Cities, Bicycles, and the Future of Getting Around". Cambridge, MA was his latest stop.
David Byrne came across as thoughtful, knowledgeable and funny. His talk was neither gimmicky nor too heavy on the advocacy; I would put it more into the category of Urban Planning. He summarised the history of how our un-neighborhoodly neighborhoods came to be the way they are and discussed potential solutions, with urban planning initiatives and the return of "everyday cycling" being the primary points of focus.
Jacqueline Douglas and Nicole Freedman (pictured above next to Byrne) discussed similar ideas, but applied them specifically to Boston - stressing activism and grassroot movements as catalysts of change. They noted that Boston's cycling infrastructure has basically been created from scratch over the past 2-3 years, and that the number of cyclists in the Boston area has increased dramatically over this period of time. Douglas and Freedman plan to continue this trend, with a particular emphasis on infrastructure in the form of traffic-segregated bike paths.
The large MIT lecture hall was full for the duration of the event, with the audience listening intently and enthusiastically.
Somewhat to my surprise, the Q&A panel following the individual talks did not result in much debate. Namely, I expected vehicular cyclists to comment on the segregated paths issue, but this did not happen. Perhaps there were not any in the audience? Or else the speakers so clearly allied themselves with the Amsterdam/Copenhagen model, that the vehicular cyclists decided not to bother stirring the pot.
Biking in Heels (the lady in red) got in the queue to ask a question - but alas they stopped right before it would have been her turn.
After the event was over, the most popular panelist was Assaf Biderman of the SENSEable City Lab - demonstrating the "Copenhagen Wheel" to those who wanted to try it.
The Copenhagen Wheel turns any existing bike into an electric bike and "differs from other electric bikes in that all components are elegantly packaged into one hub". The energy spent while pedaling and braking is used to power the motor, and tons of additional features (including route planning and pollution levels detection) are bundled inside the hub.
The Copenhagen Wheel is meant to be a versatile option that will allow more of the population to cycle - including those who are elderly, have trouble handling hills, or do not feel fit enough to ride a bike. While I have no interest in electric bikes myself, I think that this option makes perfect sense for those who need it.
What does not make as much sense to me, is the decision that the prototype bike housing the Copenhagen Wheel should be a sleek, fixie-looking, diamond frame bike with aggressive geometry, narrow tires and "bullhorn" handlebars. It just doesn't seem to fit the population for whom the Copenhagen Wheel was designed. My suggestion to the SENSEable City Lab, is to put the wheel into a bike that is more accessible to the general public.
Also popular after the event was this nice woman from the LivableStreets Alliance, asking people to fill out requests for improvements they would like to see done to the Charles River bridges. Given that I almost get run over by cars 75% of the time I try to cross an intersection at the end of one of these bridges, I gladly filled out a form with my requests.
All in all, Urban Revolutions was an interesting event to attend. If I seem detached in my descriptions, it is because to a large extent I felt that the panel was "preaching to the choir". I suspect that most of the audience had heard and internalised all that was brought up by the speakers long before coming to this event. Furthermore, for all the talk of "equity" and "equal access" that went on, the audience was almost entirely White, and dressed in a way that suggested a very narrow demographic. What exactly, then, was this event meant to achieve? Perhaps a sense of community among existing cyclists and supporters of "livable streets" ideas. At that it was a success. Despite my aversion to "activism", I am genuinely glad that cycling is becoming more commonplace and safer in Boston. And I am thankful to all who play a role in making this happen.
In case some might not know, David Byrne was the lead singer of the Talking Heads and has since been involved in a number of artistic and musical projects. Most recently, he has become known for his cycling advocacy and for his book on the subject, Bicycle Diaries. Over the past year Byrne has been on tour giving talks throughout North America on the topic he describes as "Cities, Bicycles, and the Future of Getting Around". Cambridge, MA was his latest stop.
David Byrne came across as thoughtful, knowledgeable and funny. His talk was neither gimmicky nor too heavy on the advocacy; I would put it more into the category of Urban Planning. He summarised the history of how our un-neighborhoodly neighborhoods came to be the way they are and discussed potential solutions, with urban planning initiatives and the return of "everyday cycling" being the primary points of focus.
Jacqueline Douglas and Nicole Freedman (pictured above next to Byrne) discussed similar ideas, but applied them specifically to Boston - stressing activism and grassroot movements as catalysts of change. They noted that Boston's cycling infrastructure has basically been created from scratch over the past 2-3 years, and that the number of cyclists in the Boston area has increased dramatically over this period of time. Douglas and Freedman plan to continue this trend, with a particular emphasis on infrastructure in the form of traffic-segregated bike paths.
The large MIT lecture hall was full for the duration of the event, with the audience listening intently and enthusiastically.
Somewhat to my surprise, the Q&A panel following the individual talks did not result in much debate. Namely, I expected vehicular cyclists to comment on the segregated paths issue, but this did not happen. Perhaps there were not any in the audience? Or else the speakers so clearly allied themselves with the Amsterdam/Copenhagen model, that the vehicular cyclists decided not to bother stirring the pot.
Biking in Heels (the lady in red) got in the queue to ask a question - but alas they stopped right before it would have been her turn.
After the event was over, the most popular panelist was Assaf Biderman of the SENSEable City Lab - demonstrating the "Copenhagen Wheel" to those who wanted to try it.
The Copenhagen Wheel turns any existing bike into an electric bike and "differs from other electric bikes in that all components are elegantly packaged into one hub". The energy spent while pedaling and braking is used to power the motor, and tons of additional features (including route planning and pollution levels detection) are bundled inside the hub.
The Copenhagen Wheel is meant to be a versatile option that will allow more of the population to cycle - including those who are elderly, have trouble handling hills, or do not feel fit enough to ride a bike. While I have no interest in electric bikes myself, I think that this option makes perfect sense for those who need it.
What does not make as much sense to me, is the decision that the prototype bike housing the Copenhagen Wheel should be a sleek, fixie-looking, diamond frame bike with aggressive geometry, narrow tires and "bullhorn" handlebars. It just doesn't seem to fit the population for whom the Copenhagen Wheel was designed. My suggestion to the SENSEable City Lab, is to put the wheel into a bike that is more accessible to the general public.
Also popular after the event was this nice woman from the LivableStreets Alliance, asking people to fill out requests for improvements they would like to see done to the Charles River bridges. Given that I almost get run over by cars 75% of the time I try to cross an intersection at the end of one of these bridges, I gladly filled out a form with my requests.
All in all, Urban Revolutions was an interesting event to attend. If I seem detached in my descriptions, it is because to a large extent I felt that the panel was "preaching to the choir". I suspect that most of the audience had heard and internalised all that was brought up by the speakers long before coming to this event. Furthermore, for all the talk of "equity" and "equal access" that went on, the audience was almost entirely White, and dressed in a way that suggested a very narrow demographic. What exactly, then, was this event meant to achieve? Perhaps a sense of community among existing cyclists and supporters of "livable streets" ideas. At that it was a success. Despite my aversion to "activism", I am genuinely glad that cycling is becoming more commonplace and safer in Boston. And I am thankful to all who play a role in making this happen.
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bicycle events,
bike friends,
Boston,
social commentary
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
The Braid brothers in 1914
These are the Braid brothers during the 1914 TT on the Isle of Man. The model numbering system has been in use since 1915, so while these motorcycles look like TT Model 9's they could be 3 1/2 HP models. Large boxes are fitted to the saddle tubes; are these oiltanks or toolboxes? The old Norton logo is still used.
Roger:"The Nortons have a two speed epicyclic gearbox on the end of the crankshaft. The lever changes between the two ratios without a clutch."
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-Flat Tank models,
1914,
Model 03 1/2 HP
Bajaj Pulsar Fairing Motorcycles Pics
Bajaj Pulsar Fairing Motorcycles Pics
Bajaj is activity to aftermath Pulsar 350 cc. The Pulsar 350 will be completed with aqueous cooled arrangement that claimed alone charge baby amplitude and ablaze weight. Big anatomy of Bajaj 350 cc Full racing. This motorcycles is restoration of all afore Bajaj Pulsar.
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Bajaj Pulsar Fairing
Bajaj Pulsar 135 LS (Light Sport) SOHC DTS-i Reviews
Bajaj Pulsar 135 LS (Light Sport) SOHC DTS-i
Soon, Bajaj appear to barrage Bajaj Pulsar 135 LS (Light Sport) on April 14, 2010.
The agent of Bajaj Pulsar 135 LS is SOHC, DTS-i 4 achievement distinct cylinder, 4 valve with air cooled. The Displacement (cc) of Bajaj Pulsar 135 LS is 134.66cc
And the agent would accomplish Max. Power (Ps @ RPM) 13.5 @ 9000 rpm and Max. Torque (Nm @ RPM) 11.4 @ 7500
The amount bump of Pulsar 135 LS(Light Sport) is about 15-16 actor rupiah.
Motor Suzuki Skydrive Dynamatic 125 cc reviews
Foto Motor Suzuki Skydrive Dynamatic 125 cc
Rumor about the plan to accompany the Thailand Suzuki Sky Drive to Indonesia has be appear true, due to Suzuki Indonesia appointed to launched the Suzuki Dynamatic in April 2009.
Suzuki carefully changes the Sky Drive to Dynamatic intend to abstain barter abash because Suzuki Indonesia has already accept artefact with name Sky which is Suzuki Sky Wave.
The name Dynamatic is abridgement of Dynamic and Automatic that accurate the users character.
The amount of Dynamatic is about 13 actor rupiah.
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Suzuki Skydrive
2010-2011 Price List Of Suzuki Cars Update
The afterward are the anticipation 2010-2011 prices account of Suzuki cars newest update.
See your banker for the absolute amount of your Suzuki Car.
SX4 Cross Road (Manual) IDR.. 186.500.000
SX4 Cross Road (Automatic) IDR. 197.500.000
SX4 Cross Over (Manual) IDR 197.500.000
SX4 Cross Over (Automatic) IDR.. 208.500.000
Swift ST (Manual) IDR. 169.500.000
Swift ST (Automatic) IDR. 180.500.000
Swift GTS (Manual) IDR 181.000.000
Swift GTS (Automatic) IDR 192.000.000
Real Van GX IDR 110.250.000
Real Van DX IDR 102.250.000
Pick Up 1500 IDR 86.000.000
Pick Up 1000 IDR 81.500.000
New Karimun Estilo IDR 127.750.000
Neo Baleno 1.5 (NIK 2008 A/T) IDR 194.000.000
Neo Baleno 1.5 (Manual) IDR. 211.000.000
Neo Baleno 1.5 (Automatic) IDR. 222.000.000
Grand Vitara JLX 2.4 (Manual) IDR 314.000.000
Grand Vitara JLX 2.4 (Automatic) IDR 325.000.000v
Grand Vitara JLX 2.0 (Manual) IDR 291.500.000
Grand Vitara JLX 2.0 (Automatic) IDR 302.500.000
APV Luxury R17 (Manual) IDR. 172.500.000
APV Luxury R17 (Automatic) IDR 183.500.000
APV Luxury R15 (Manual) IDR. 168.500.000
APV Luxury R15 (Automatic) IDR 179.500.000
APV GE PS IDR. 131.000.000
APV GE Face 2 Face IDR 128.000.000
APV Arena SGX (Manual) IDR. 158.500.000
APV Arena SGX (Automatic) IDR 169.500.000
APV Arena GX (Manual) IDR 154.000.000
APV Arena GX (Automatic) IDR 165.000.000
APV Arena GL IDR 142.000.000
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Price List Of Suzuki Cars
2010 Suzuki GSX-R600 Limited Edition Reviews
2010 Suzuki GSX-R600 Limited Edition Pictures
To Celebrate the 25th Anniversary, Suzuki appear a bound copy appropriate and alone 25 units of Suzuki GSX-R600 in the UK.
The appear of the Suzuki GSX-R600 is appear about a ages afterwards GSX-R750 and the abutting absolution will of Suzuki GSX-R1000, and it's what Called a leash of Suzuki anniversary.
In the Bound Edition, Suzuki GSX-R600 is able with Yoshimura exhaust, acrylic aggregate and fabricated a appropriate consecutive cardinal and affidavit of appropriate production.
Could be and the adjustment is fabricated starting from 1st April 2010 at. Imgsx-r.com with 122 actor amount is college than the accepted GSX-R600.
tags: Suzuki GSX-R600 Price LE, Suzuki GSX-R600 LE Price, Suzuki Motorcycles, Suzuki Motorcycle, Suzuki Motor Birthday, Suzuki Motorcycle Birthday Appropriate Celebrate the 25th Ceremony EditionTo, Suzuki appear a appropriate bound copy and alone 25 units of Suzuki GSX -R600 in the UK.
The appear of the Suzuki GSX-R600 is appear about a ages afterwards GSX-R750 and the abutting absolution will of Suzuki GSX-R1000, and it's what Suzuki Called ceremony of a trilogy.
In the Bound Edition, Suzuki GSX-R600 is able with Yoshimura exhaust, acrylic aggregate and fabricated a appropriate consecutive cardinal and affidavit of appropriate production.
Could be and the adjustment is fabricated starting from 1st April 2010 at. Imgsx-r.com with 122 actor amount is college than the accepted GSX-R600.
tags: Suzuki GSX-R600 Price LE, Suzuki GSX-R600 LE Price, Suzuki Motorcycles, Suzuki Motorcycle, Suzuki Motor Birthday, Suzuki Motorcycle Birthday Appropriate Edition
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Modifikasi Yamaha Mio Sporty vs Mio Soul
Gambar Modifikasi Motor Yamaha Mio Sporty vs Mio Soul
Scooters matic rising today is yamaha mio, with the variant that is mio mio mio sporty and soul.
Machine specifications of yamaha mio yamaha mio soul until nothing is changing the alias the same plek. Here's his review.
Spesifikasi
Engine
Engine type: 4 stroke, SOHC 2-valve air cooler, AIS (Air Induction System) EURO 2 Ready
Diameter x Stroke: 50.0mm x 57.9 mm
Cylinder Capacity: 113.7 CC
RatioKompresi: 8.8: 1
Clutch type: Dry, Centrifugal Automatic
Fill cylinders: Single
Carburetor: Keihin NCV24 × 1
Ignition system: DC-CDI
Lubrication System: Wet Sump
Engine Oil Capacity: 0.9 Liter
Transmission: Automatic V-Belt
Dental Ratio: 2399-0829
Caster / Trail: 26.5 degrees / 100 mm
Front Brake Type: Hydraulic Disc Brake with Single Piston
Rear brake type: drum
Chassis
Empty Weight: 87 Kg
Frame Type: Steel Tube
Fuel capacity: 3.7 Liter Gasoline leaded / unleaded
Distance of the Wheel Fuse: 1.240 mm
Lowest distance to the Land: 130 mm
Seat Height: 745 mm
Suspension / Tires
Suspension Front
Rear Suspension: Telescopic
Tire Size Front: 70/90-14MC 34P
Rear Tire Size: 80/90-14MC 34P
Performance
Dimensions (P x L x H): 1.820 x 675 x 1.050 mm
Starter System: Kick & Electric
Maximum power: 6:54 km (8.9 ps), / 8.000 rpm
Maximum torque: 7.84 Nm (0.88 kgf.m) / 7.000 rpm
Modifications to Thus Yamaha Yamaha Mio "Moiy" ..
Small form and quite sexy make mio into the hands of mischievous target modifier.
Modif Yamaha Mio Sporty
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Yamaha Xeon 125 cc Sporty Thailand
Gambar Motor Yamaha Xeon 125 cc Sporty Thailand
New Thailand Yamaha Xeon 125 cc scooter matic sporty now in Indonesia. The attendance of new automated scooter Yamaha products, Xeon, in Indonesia seems to be no longer. Parties Yamaha Indonesia affairs that assembly begins after this ages and will go on auction in aboriginal May.
From advice obtained, the latest skutik berlambang producers of this affability angle will activate to be alien to the media beforehand. "Later this month, the media will be arrive to try the latest products, and the barrage of a new alpha will be planned abutting month," said a antecedent at PT Yamaha Motor Kencana Indonesia (YMKI). Referring to abstracts Indonesian Motorcycle Industry Association (AISI), the absolute sales of all models of Yamaha skutik per ages in the ambit of 120,000 units per month. With the new products, sources said that the ambition would again be added to 150,000 units per month.
As is known, assembly alertness has been done by PT Yamaha Motor Manufacturing Indonesia (YMMI) with the blazon of assembly licenses called Xeon 44D anachronous March 19, 2010. From the search, Xeon is the latest artefact matic Yamaha scooter 125 cc capacity. Kompas.com camera anytime bolt the latest Yamaha articles are now actuality activated on the road.
In Thailand, this skutik called Mio 125 and accept afresh launched aboriginal this year with a kitchen aerodrome 124 cc, 4 achievement SOHC engine, able with baptize cooling system. Even at launch, the duo pebalap mainstay Yamaha in MotoGP, Valentino Rossi and Jorge Lorenzo, auspiciously trafficked to the Land of the White Elephant.
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Stanley Woods and a Mousetrap carburetter
Sent by Dave; this is Stanley Woods, in bed, holding a Binks Mousetrap carburetter while over in Holland for the 1927 TT in Assen. Stanley won the Dutch Senior TT on the 25th of June (below) and he used a Binks carb. I am not sure why he would be looking at a Binks Mousetrap in bed as I am fairly sure that he would not have used one on his CS1.
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-People,
1927,
Model CS1 (Moore)
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
A little help.
This Motor Maid is sitting upon a cool bike, but I'm having problems telling what it is. I'm thinking it's a 1932 Triumph Panhead. Any thoughts?
Velo Purgatory
People who have lots of unfinished bike projects lying around must be used to this - but to me there is something sad and anxiety-provoking about having a bike at home that's missing parts, or a frame that has not had a chance to become a bicycle yet. It's as if the non-functional bicycles are in a state of velo-purgatory - crying out to be completed and ridden.
My beautiful Royal H. mixte frame came home today, and it looks like I will be building it up much later than I thought - possibly in the end of the summer, or whenever I manage to save the money. And my attempt to tackle the Sam Hillborne frame on my own over the winter did not end well. In the end I brought the frame back to Harris with the metaphorical tail between my legs, and it is only now being built up - in the very midst of the spring customer rush. Naturally, having a bicycle built at a shop is more expensive than doing it oneself, and so my plans for the Royal H. mixte are on hold until some serious financial recovery time after the Hillborne. In the meantime, I better wrap it in bubble-wrap and put it away. I don't think it's healthy to sit on the bed next to a bicycle frame and stare at it for this long.
My Mercier mixte is now also a "purgatory bike", albeit very temporarily. The large chainring is off getting "de-toothed" by a fine gentleman who is a reader of this blog, as part of my scheme to convert this bicycle to a 5-speed. The chainring will be back soon, and till then I respond to the Mercier's questioning glances by gently stroking its handlebars and assuring it that it is not being disassembled for parts but is being improved.
Ah the joys of obsessiveness, anthropomorphic tendencies and an overly vivid imagination!
My beautiful Royal H. mixte frame came home today, and it looks like I will be building it up much later than I thought - possibly in the end of the summer, or whenever I manage to save the money. And my attempt to tackle the Sam Hillborne frame on my own over the winter did not end well. In the end I brought the frame back to Harris with the metaphorical tail between my legs, and it is only now being built up - in the very midst of the spring customer rush. Naturally, having a bicycle built at a shop is more expensive than doing it oneself, and so my plans for the Royal H. mixte are on hold until some serious financial recovery time after the Hillborne. In the meantime, I better wrap it in bubble-wrap and put it away. I don't think it's healthy to sit on the bed next to a bicycle frame and stare at it for this long.
My Mercier mixte is now also a "purgatory bike", albeit very temporarily. The large chainring is off getting "de-toothed" by a fine gentleman who is a reader of this blog, as part of my scheme to convert this bicycle to a 5-speed. The chainring will be back soon, and till then I respond to the Mercier's questioning glances by gently stroking its handlebars and assuring it that it is not being disassembled for parts but is being improved.
Ah the joys of obsessiveness, anthropomorphic tendencies and an overly vivid imagination!
Monday, April 26, 2010
c1937 596cc overhead camshaft Norton
More photo's of Ballazam's very rare 596cc International Norton. The Norton seems to be remarkably original; the front hub and forks have not been replaced by WD16H items and it still uses the 10TT9 carburetter. Note the lugs on the rear frame tubes where the rear set footrest were fitted. It has a wrap-around oiltank and Andree steering damper.
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1937,
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NEW APRILIA SHIVER 750 (2010) MOTORCYCLE
The 2010 Aprilia Shiver 750 are out and as with the new Dorsoduro, the new Shiver looks bigger than ever. No above changes actuality – a agilely revised fairing, 5mm lower bench height, altered (lower) handlebars, hardly college and added rear-set footpegs, bouncing anchor discs and a new paintjob is about it. The 750cc, 92bhp, 81Nm v-twin engine, with ride-by-wire tech and tri-mode (sport, touring and rain) ammunition bang mapping additionally charcoal unchanged.
NEW APRILIA SHIVER 750 (2010) PICTURE
The 2010 Shiver’s animate tube trellis/aluminium axle blended anatomy and absurd aluminium swingarm is agitated over from the antecedent model, the abeyance is non-adjustable and ABS, developed by Continental, is accessible as an option. And, yes, we anticipate the new Shiver 750 is a abuse acceptable attractive bike, which should be able to authority its own adjoin machines like the BMW F800R, Triumph Street Triple and Ducati Monster 696 etc.
It is absolutely no accessible amount to booty the advance in a chic as angrily aggressive as the average powered naked class. A chic area the action is not aloof about technology and performance, but additionally design, basic adherence and benumbed affluence and pleasure, elements which are not consistently accordant and are decidedly ambitious for designers and engineers. The Aprilia Shiver 750 is the naked anybody was cat-and-mouse for. A architecture able to amuse the disparate needs of those affairs this blazon of bike. From accustomed use to a cruise forth abundance passes or use on the racetrack, the Aprilia Shiver 750 is absolutely at home in any situation, guaranteeing authentic benumbed amusement at all times.
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NEW APRILIA RS 125 (2010) MOTORCYCLE
The change of the Shiver activity has no limits. The APRILIA RS 125 (2010) MOTORCYCLE naked that has afraid the apple with its abstruse agreeable which is still not aural ability of its competitors, has able itself alike added with interventions that aim at accretion its personality, benumbed fun and ergonomic features. In agreement of appropriate features, Aprilia Shiver 2010 is after agnosticism the criterion bike in the average cc naked sector. A awful acquired agent adapted with latest bearing basic Ride by Wire, a multimap, a first-rate anatomy which is able to amuse all levels of riders, and abstruse accouterments that no added bike alike comes abutting to.
Today, these appearance are accent by an alike added antagonism look, with the accession of a new top allowance and advancing Wave discs. At the aforementioned time, Aprilia Shiver has appear alike afterpiece to acceptable the needs of riders, with absolutely revamped ergonomics, a 5 cm slimmer saddle to accommodate bigger ascendancy optimising bike administration not alone on the road, but additionally back the agent is switched off. The addition and commuter footpegs are additionally new and accord to lending the bike an added antic look. The moved-back addition footpegs and the new handlebar affection acquiesce for a added antic use. Thanks to these updates the Aprilia Shiver M.Y. 2010 is now a far added alluring bike. There are a few key issues which mark the success of Shiver. It is a high-performance able bike which can abduct alike the best ambitious rider, but it is additionally able to accompany on those who are new to the two-wheeled scene, as it is so accessible to ride. The 2010 adaptation maintains this as a prerogative. In fact, the new lower and slimmer saddle provides for added and added able control.
APRILIA RS 125 (2010) MOTORCYCLE SPECIFICATION
Engine: Aprilia V90 Four stroke longitudinal 90° V twin. Liquid cooling. Double overhead camshaft with mixed gear/chain drive; four valves per cylinder. Euro 3.
Fuel: Unleaded petrol.
Bore x Stroke: 92 x 56,4 mm
Total displacement: 749,9 cc
Compression ratio: 11 : 1
Maximum power at the crank: 95 HP at 9000 rpm.
Maximum torque at the crank: 8.25 kgm at 7000 rpm.
Fuel system: Integrated engine management system. Injection with Ride by Wire technology control of the throttle bodies
Ignition: Digital electronic, integrated with the injection
Starting: Electric
Exhaust: Two in one system in 100% stainless steel with three-way catalytic converter and Lambda probe
Generator: 450 W at 6000 rpm.
Lubrification: Wet sump
Gear box: six speed, transmission ratio: 1° 36/14 (2.57) 2° 32/17 (1.88) 3° 30/20 (1.5) 4° 28/22 (1.27) 5° 24/25 (0.96) 6° 23/26 (0.88)
Clutch: Multi-plate in oil bath, hydraulically operated.
Primary drive: Spur gears, transmission ratio: 60/31 (1.75)
Final drive: Chain Transmission ratio: 16/44
Frame: Modular steel trellis connected with high strength bolts to aluminium side plates. Detachable rear frame.
Front suspension: 43 mm upside-down fork. 120 mm wheel travel.
Rear suspension: Aluminium alloy swingarm with reinforcement truss. Hydraulic shock absorber adjustable in spring preload and rebound damping. Wheel travel: 130 mm.
Brakes: Front: Double stainless steel floating disc (Ø 320 mm ). Four piston radial calipers. Metal braided brake line. Rear: Stainless steel disc (Æ 240 mm) with single piston caliper. Metal braided brake line.
Wheels: In aluminium alloy Front: 3.50 X 17" Rear: 6.00 X 17"
Tyres: Radial tubeless; front: 120/70 ZR 17 rear: 180/55 ZR 17
Dimensions: Overall length: 2265 mm Overall width: 800 mm (at handlebars) Overall height: 1135 mm (at instruments) Seat height: 810 mm Wheelbase: 1440 mm Trail: 109 mm Rake angle: 25.7°
Dry weight: 189 Kg
Fuel tank capacity: 16
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