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adambweird
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I thought about going the steamroller route with mine, but its a lil too counter productive to my goals, lol. It does look sharp though!
tothemax93
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I like it. Maybe design the secondary scoops to be a functional ram air.
It reminds me of the steroid bodybuilders. I don't really admire it. Herbert Kainzinger's bike, I liked. http://thekneeslider.com/kainzinger-vmax-v-fource-1680/
Who recalls the domestic magazine article about it, where he smokes-by a Ducati superbike on the racetrack?
The silver one is the PDQ Battlemax. The V Max engined BattleMax sits in a corner of the showroom at PDQ Motorcycle Developments. It was radical for the time and is still radical now. The motor is a tuned Yamaha V-Max engine which has been converted from shaft drive to chain drive. The front end is the UK invented Hossack. Look familiar? Yup, after the patent expired, BMW used the design on their K series road bikes.
Who recalls the domestic magazine article about it, where he smokes-by a Ducati superbike on the racetrack?
The silver one is the PDQ Battlemax. The V Max engined BattleMax sits in a corner of the showroom at PDQ Motorcycle Developments. It was radical for the time and is still radical now. The motor is a tuned Yamaha V-Max engine which has been converted from shaft drive to chain drive. The front end is the UK invented Hossack. Look familiar? Yup, after the patent expired, BMW used the design on their K series road bikes.
caseyjones955
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Points for being unique, looks like some nice workmanship there to.
