MZ/MuZ Riders

When this picture comes up on the portal:

there nice

but if you thought you were crazy about bikes
go to this page and follow the links to an over the top parade of bikes
this fellow has owned
dave
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DAVID THOMPSON wrote:but if you thought you were crazy about bikes
go to this page and follow the links to an over the top parade of bikes
this fellow has owned
dave

That would be a lot of fun.
I'd only be able to own one at a time, though
Bill

I posted that picture it was taken by the guys that own AF1 forum. <Aprilia>
Check out this seller on EBAY he has about six exotic low mile bikes for sale right now .

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... MEWAX%3AIT

Click on "see other items"

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/MOTO-GUZ ... 45f8d8d379

well i can understand ur feeling!

Check out this 1975 Norton Commando new in crate ! It's like a time capsule. Edit:sold for $24,000.00

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Norton-C ... 25698d8c09

http://www.brammo.com/empulse/

That is my sloberfest site.

the brammo site is nice but it takes bloddy forever to load on a slow connection
dave

nice bike but like most made any more does not fit my needs

i would just like a new MZ rt125 but with a 350cc motor

1914 Indian with hi res pictures 8 hours left at $20,000 now check it out. (gas headlight)

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Indian-I ... %26ps%3D50

chisleu wrote:http://www.brammo.com/empulse/

That is my sloberfest site.

I'll join you on that (but I'd hafta to lose that headlight...not my style, just give me a big ole round one like a Tour)
Bill R

Yeah. I really dig the Zero DS as well, but the battery pack is too low voltage. That's why I decided that if I get an electric, it will be a custom. Which is why I bought the baghira (conversion in a few years.)

think there not going to the high voltage for safety

last thing you need is some one that has no idea about things electrical ..
with his fingers in the goodies

the general public's lack of understanding of electrical things
just scares me with these new cars coming out with big battery's

i have been seeing the big time screw up's on motorcycles and wiring in factory's
and radio stations for 50 years ...and i have seen some real dandy's
by people that were supposed to know better......
dave

my soap box is now stowed under the work bench

DAVID THOMPSON wrote:think there not going to the high voltage for safety)

Their new year model is going up to a 58 volt BRUSHED system, but a 96v brush-less outperforms the crap out of that. It makes it so much easier to achieve high range and still have high speed capability.

Love electric stuff, although I've considered building a steam powered baggy instead

this is beautiful!