cazalea
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So the motorcycle lovers won't feel left out
Not your Grandfather's Yamaha, this bike was built by a friend of a friend.
I believe it is a one-of-a-kind home-build
Please identify what you see here!
Your nuts would be in danger if you were nuts enough to climb onto it.
He did fire it up and roar away, but did not offer a ride. Thank Goodness!
Another but "only a V6" built by the same guy (not my picture)
So the motorcycle lovers won't feel left out
Not your Grandfather's Yamaha, this bike was built by a friend of a friend. I believe it is a one-of-a-kind home-build Please identify what you see here! Your nuts would be in danger if you were nuts enough to climb onto it. He did fire it up and roar awa...
Fun, fun, fun!!! It is one thing to have a thought, it is a completely different thing to bring it to fruition. My hat off to the maker!!
A motorcycle has limited real estate. Where does everything go? Those rear ducts for the radiators are fun. I wonder if that beast over heats. Thanks for sharing. -John
Oh man yer killin' me with this one Mike! I ran into this guy once and have a bunch of pics of this crazy thing that I took with my 16mm Minolta spy camera (thank God I had a camera with
me!). Now, I "thought" he said it was powered by a Dino V6 but your further comments connected to the Andrea have me wondering if this isn't powered by a Dino V8? At any rate I remember how poor those same single piston Yamaha brakes were on my (strong) F...
