interesting bikes found randomly..

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[Horse]

Arch 1s

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[KungFooBob]

Arch motorcycles, founded by Gard Hollinger and the nicest man in Hollywood... Keanu Reeves.

[Horse]

DURUS X1

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[MrLongbeard]

Heated seat for the winter commute



https://pipeburn.com/hd-sportster-883-t ... KitADxWGkY

[Horse]

Rather ironic that it's from 'pipeburn'

[Taipan]

Arch motorcycles, founded by Gard Hollinger and the nicest man in Hollywood... Keanu Reeves.

So nice he didn't have the heart to sack his designer, despite multiple failings!

[Skub]

Maybe better handling than the stock bike.....

[Mr Moofo]

Quite a contrast between the before an after pics...

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/255970547927

CRK body kits , I think
https://www.caferacerkits.co.uk/

Saw a stunning old Trophy at Brands Hatch, that looked nothing like an old slabby trophy - a bit like that above but with mandlebars.
And ridden very quickly

[Horse]

You probably have to be half mad to attempt a round-the-world motorcycle ride, but you have to be certifiably bonkers if you choose to do it on a 125cc Honda Monkey. But that’s exactly what YouTuber Alan Dowsett is undertaking.

“I have already put it through loads,” explains Alan. “I rode on the Strata Florida greenlane (Wales), I rode the Malle Mile, I rode it around the UK last November, so the next stage is the world.”

To get the diminutive steed ready for such a punishing trip, Alan reached out to his followers on social media, where he goes by the name of Helmet Head, to see if anyone was willing to upgrade it.

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[mangocrazy]

I'd ensure there's an air gap between the silencer and the RH pannier. Anything at the bottom of that pannier is going to get cooked, especially in hot climates.

[Mussels]

I'm not entirely sure it qualifies as a motorbike but I like it.

[Horse]

That tarmac survives remarkably well under the blast of the engines.

[KungFooBob]

I've previous described the 650 Inty as bland, but I reckon this paint job almost makes up for the ride...

[Bustaspoke]

I've previous described the 650 Inty as bland, but I reckon this paint job almost makes up for the ride...

I like the Interceptor,one of my mates had one,he told me to take it out for a spin one afternoon.I was surprised how heavy it was as standard,but he did some mods to it & I enjoyed it.

[KungFooBob]

I've previous described the 650 Inty as bland, but I reckon this paint job almost makes up for the ride...

I like the Interceptor,one of my mates had one,he told me to take it out for a spin one afternoon.I was surprised how heavy it was as standard,but he did some mods to it & I enjoyed it.

I rode one back to back with my 500 Bullet EFI. It was like a proper motorcycle, it went, stopped and handled as well as stuff a couple of grand more expensive, I couldn't fault it.... except compared to my Bullet it was very bland.

[Bustaspoke]

I rode one back to back with my 500 Bullet EFI. It was like a proper motorcycle, it went, stopped and handled as well as stuff a couple of grand more expensive, I couldn't fault it.... except compared to my Bullet it was very bland.

My mate also had one of those WWII Paratrooper replica bikes,I think it was a 500 single,he really enjoyed it & kept telling me to have a ride on it but I wasn''t really interested.Just over a year ago along with his Panzer GS he chopped them all in for a late model GS.
With luck at some stage he might get something else that I'm interested in,but not at the moment.

[KungFooBob]

I rode one back to back with my 500 Bullet EFI. It was like a proper motorcycle, it went, stopped and handled as well as stuff a couple of grand more expensive, I couldn't fault it.... except compared to my Bullet it was very bland.

My mate also had one of those WWII Paratrooper replica bikes,I think it was a 500 single,he really enjoyed it & kept telling me to have a ride on it but I wasn''t really interested.Just over a year ago along with his Panzer GS he chopped them all in for a late model GS.
With luck at some stage he might get something else that I'm interested in,but not at the moment.

I've got the 500 single Enfield and a 1200GS LC... and a GSXR1100.

The Enfield probably gets ridden the most. It's the least effort/most fun.

[Bustaspoke]

The Enfield probably gets ridden the most. It's the least effort/most fun.

Yes I can believe that,he also rode the 500 single more than his big GS.I was surprised when he chopped them all in for a newish GS & some cash coming back to him.I enjoy my little SV650 because it's not much effort & a lot of fun on the country lanes around here,as I'm sure the Iterceptor would be with a bit more poke & less weight

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