clive1
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looks like lots of lead weights on that rear wheel ?View attachment 56684
My 79 Bonnie doing its best Rocky imitation
looks like lots of lead weights on that rear wheel ?View attachment 56684
My 79 Bonnie doing its best Rocky imitation
That is way cool ,am!Howdy Pards. 5 months into "resurrecting" this '68 T120R.
Raced into the early 70's. No known speed records and crashed a couple times. It was fabbed in a shop/barn by some Utah farmers/racers. I am attempting to recreate using barn tools, old welder, rattle cans and good old American ingenuity. LSR friends convinced me to spec build for A/Gas Pushrod Class. I have competed for a few days in Nitro Harley and Fuel Altered classes...long ago.
Please send ANY comments.
Sparky
Bummed that we could not connect at the BBQ joint. I rolled to a small Christmas Car Show Saturday at 8am. 41degrees and clear skies (on my ORIG. '70 T120R. Merry Christmas Blessings to All.That is way cool ,am!
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Wow, any further pics or info on this machine?
This is outstanding
Did you happen to take a picture of the chain side? Awesome looking!
My '16' TTR sporting an Isle of Man Badge. Yes I've been to the races. Nothing like it!
Something to make you envious Scalz,??My '16' TTR sporting an Isle of Man Badge. Yes I've been to the races. Nothing like it!
Wow! What can I say…. You’re my hero!Something to make you envious Scalz,??
TT 2023 was my 60th consecutive TT
and still cannot wait to go to the Island again in 2024
Couple weeks ago…limited access road in eastern Washington, close to home. Lesson learned: do not ignore the sign that says: road closed Nov. 15 thru March 15. Dirt road, after a few days of rain = “slick as deer guts on a door knob”.
No traction at all, had to lay grasses down in order to lift the bike. Final photo: freeeedommm! After about 45 minutes of first gear slip and slide.
I have a narrative on this somewhere and will look it out. One thing I do remember is that the rear engine is used as a donkey engine and once powered up is then used as the motive power for bringing the front one online.This is outstanding![]()
That’s cool. Also wondered what the drive side looked like.I have a narrative on this somewhere and will look it out. One thing I do remember is that the rear engine is used as a donkey engine and once powered up is then used as the motive power for bringing the front one online.