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[STICKY]My Pic Of The Day
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how sweet is that? Postie?
No. It was at Bayles a couple of years ago. A 1960s Bridgestone (motorcycle not tyre).
Gotcha!
I think I've seen the bike a few times, but never noticed the "Low-range" option.
I'm thinking that this could work well in motorcycle shops.
(pic stolen from the Interweb thing)
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The early 1970s HD badged Aermacchi two stroke trail bikes had the same two sprocket rear hub arrangement.
Some early Vincents had a sprocket on both sides of the wheel and you could flip the wheel to change the ratio. Would work to good these days with disc brakes and directional tyres.
Some early Vincents had a sprocket on both sides of the wheel and you could flip the wheel to change the ratio. Would work to good these days with disc brakes and directional tyres.
robbieb
Tassie Daddy
I'm thinking that this could work well in motorcycle shops.
(pic stolen from the Interweb thing)
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Just make sure you use the correct receipt for the insurance...
Another fine machine, high up in the Swiss Alps. Or was it French or Italian Alps.
Never mind, wherever it was, it was delightful.
Switzerland it was...Col du Sanetsch.
One of the many highlights of the Valais area
Bottom half of this page for more
http://bit.ly/2xD59YI
Pretty bloody speccy stuff!!
Flipping through the pages...that whole trip was just a never-ending avalanche of peaks+perks, 12hrs a day, day after day. INCREDIBLE!
