Living in Florida I know the brand well - but I'll defer to someone else.
Name the bike
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Not made in Florida if I remember correctly.
I'll defer to someone else since this is to easy for me and I ain't just whistling Dixie.
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Confederate Motor Company 
It’s a street-legal sci-fi dream come to life, in the form of the limited-edition Fighter Motorcycle. Ours exclusively courtesy of Confederate Motor Company, the first ever Fighter packs 190 mph of performance into its cutting edge carbon fiber, titanium, and aluminum chassis which wraps around a 45 degree radial twin.
The Neiman Marcus Christmas Catalogue has a little something you might love to adorn, in this beauty which is called the Fighter Motorcycle. Fusing raw power with crisp simplicity, this 430 lbs in weight is sure to make heads turn. Add to this are deadly features like 64″ wheelbase, 27″H seat, 1966 c.c. engine, integrated braking system, lots of high-tech bells and whistles, and custom NM edition features.
It’s a street-legal sci-fi dream come to life, in the form of the limited-edition Fighter Motorcycle. Ours exclusively courtesy of Confederate Motor Company, the first ever Fighter packs 190 mph of performance into its cutting edge carbon fiber, titanium, and aluminum chassis which wraps around a 45 degree radial twin.
The Neiman Marcus Christmas Catalogue has a little something you might love to adorn, in this beauty which is called the Fighter Motorcycle. Fusing raw power with crisp simplicity, this 430 lbs in weight is sure to make heads turn. Add to this are deadly features like 64″ wheelbase, 27″H seat, 1966 c.c. engine, integrated braking system, lots of high-tech bells and whistles, and custom NM edition features.
Ok lets try this one then
Damn Dave, very good. Kudos my friend.
Confederate Cycles, Birmingham Ala-freakin-bama.
Confederate Cycles, Birmingham Ala-freakin-bama.
Damn Dave, very good. Kudos my friend.
Confederate Cycles, Birmingham Ala-freakin-bama.
Well it was easy as I was reading about this bike a few month back some place
You know, when this thread first started as "Name this bike", I thought someone would put a picture of their bike up and we'd have to 'name' it like "BLack Betty" or "Suzie Speed". But oh nooooo! You guys had to make all technical and stuff...........................
Moto Guzzi Stelvio???
You know, when this thread first started as "Name this bike", I thought someone would put a picture of their bike up and we'd have to 'name' it like "BLack Betty" or "Suzie Speed". But oh nooooo! You guys had to make all technical and stuff...........................
Gromit I think you may be onto something, the others can do what they like and you and I can actually name bikes.
That last red and silver one is called Bulldog because it looks like it's been chasing parked cars. How did I go?
Nope but right continent
You know, when this thread first started as "Name this bike", I thought someone would put a picture of their bike up and we'd have to 'name' it like "BLack Betty" or "Suzie Speed". But oh nooooo! You guys had to make all technical and stuff...........................
I like your approach!
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You know, when this thread first started as "Name this bike", I thought someone would put a picture of their bike up and we'd have to 'name' it like "BLack Betty" or "Suzie Speed". But oh nooooo! You guys had to make all technical and stuff...........................
That's what I'm talkin' bout.
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So lets try this one then easy
Kawasaki Z1; I'd say about 1972?
Very close
I'll help you a little, they started with Z1, then went on Z1A, Z1B, Z900A ...
but I think this one is called "Leader of the Pack"
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