MZ/MuZ Riders

John
Try the members gallery under recent images. The frame was in fact designed by the same man as designed the Ducati frame that fits most of the recent Dukes and it handles as well as my better half's Monster. (Her opinion not mine). The engine is a joy to use and listen to (had to mute it as it was setting off shop/car alarms). Vibration wise it is not noticable but then I was brought up on old brit iron.
George

I found it very nice ! gallery/pic.php?mode=large&pic_id=343won't let me post it,well i could but it is small .

I like the Green 1000 trail bike a lot also.Who owns it ?Is it yours ? gallery/pic.php?mode=large&pic_id=344

John
Do not know who puts the MZ 1000 AS trailey together or the SFX brutale? but you can see both of them on U-Tube at MZ 1000 SFX soundmodulus. Great sound, good on-road video. The string also features shots of the AS in Sweden and at a rally in Germany. Got to go, just heard the bosses Duke coming home from work, must put the kettle on.
George

Another set of parallel twins.I was at a pub on the water the other night and took some pictures.

Can you imagine the gas/petrol that this 16 cylinder boat must use ? Here is the drivers seat,the cockpit and the bottom one is of the crowd.Take a look at the motors,those U shape pipes are the Exhaust and 4 cylinders go out each above the waterline which i can only imagine is too loud.I didn't stick around to hear it.

I went to the mall the other day and saw this parallel twin.So I took a couple of pictures.

Can't resist sharing this while we're on the "twins" theme. Laverda 750s were a classic twin, and these are almost identical. We were both Jims, and our gal friends were both named Cyndi. Had to take a picture when we were all together.

NOZZ
Class machinery, still got one?

Boilermaker's two parallel twins.Nice bikes George.

Iceman
John
Thank you. Looking at the picture it is interesting to note that the frame/chassis has now become a positive feature (on both machines) instead of something to hide away.

Check this out a parallel twin,a triple and a vfour all in one
http://www.motorcyclenews.com/MCN/News/ ... EPI-117559

boilermaker wrote:Iceman
John
Thank you. Looking at the picture it is interesting to note that the frame/chassis has now become a positive feature (on both machines) instead of something to hide away.

George,look at how similar the frame on my Aprilia Falco is compared to the MZ 1000

Iceman/john
I have a feeling that the MZ1000 and the Falco share the same stylist in Peter Neumann. The "exposed truss" frame it certainly shares. I like the sentiment expressed on the billboard behind the machine! Your home?
George

boilermaker wrote:Iceman/john
I have a feeling that the MZ1000 and the Falco share the same stylist in Peter Neumann. The "exposed truss" frame it certainly shares. I like the sentiment expressed on the billboard behind the machine! Your home?
George

George,yes close to my home.It's a ski area Mad River Glen and a couple more nearby Sugarbush and Stowe ski areas.Here is a picture of Stowe.

This is one of my other parallel twins