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Motorcycle Forum / General / Motorcycles / November 2007Anyone recognize this v-twin motor?
An S&S? http://www.limalima.com/Picure%20of%20the%20Month/2006%20POTM/09-06%20POTM.htm from http://www.limalima.com/archive.htm btw here's sleek looking chopper: http://www.motorcycle-usa.com/photos/52402aJackal_V_Star.jpg SQ > An S&S? > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > SQ no it isn't an S&S motor it looks more like the engine from a Yamaha road star >> An S&S? >> [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > no it isn't an S&S motor it looks more like the engine from a Yamaha > road star Check out the pics on Orange County Choppers website. They call it the "Cat Bike". Looks like an S&S or some othe varient of the HD twin. >>> An S&S? >>> [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >Check out the pics on Orange County Choppers website. They call it the "Cat >Bike". Looks like an S&S or some othe varient of the HD twin. I work for a Cat subsidiery. They brought the Cat bike around to our plant a while ago. I didn't see it but they had photos of it posted. That doesn't look like the same bike. Maybe they made another. How embarassing.  SignatureTurby the Turbosurfer >>>> An S&S? >>>> [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > That doesn't look like the same bike. Maybe they made another. How > embarassing. They had the OCC Vista bike on campus for a while. Someone bought it in the charity auction. I have yet to see someone riding it around. http://static.flickr.com/1179/953288810_95fb65702a.jpg SignatureAndrew 00 Daytona 00 Speed Triple 71 Kawi H1 05 Kiddo > An S&S? > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > SQ They should make a Cat twin diesel for bikes. > They should make a Cat twin diesel for bikes. See http://www.dieselbike.net/ Some diesel Harleys: http://www.dieselbike.net/harleydavidson.htm SQ > > They should make a Cat twin diesel for bikes. > > Seehttp://www.dieselbike.net/ > > Some diesel Harleys:http://www.dieselbike.net/harleydavidson.htm Them diesels is some mighty fugly bikes there. I want one. > An S&S? Looks like a TP engineering, or some other harley clone. Might be an S&S lower end with custom jugs. Who knows? BTW- rumor mill has the Cat bike on OCC's show topping out around 2 million- that's for the show which is basicly a several hour long commercial. I think the Cat dealers had to pay $10k to get the bike to their gigs for a few days. It was ugly. > http://www.motorcycle-usa.com/photos/52402aJackal_V_Star.jpg No, not that cool. You want cool? Try this: http://www.kiwi-indian.com/DSC_0151.JPG Kirb > >http://www.motorcycle-usa.com/photos/52402aJackal_V_Star.jpg > > No, not that cool. I agree. Anything with bolt-on plastic fake cooling fins *cannot* be cool. > You want cool? Try this:http://www.kiwi-indian.com/DSC_0151.JPG That's cool! -- Rayvan > You want cool? Try this: > http://www.kiwi-indian.com/DSC_0151.JPG It is... I like the visible "works" such as the kickstart gears. SQ > > You want cool? Try this: > >http://www.kiwi-indian.com/DSC_0151.JPG > > It is... I like the visible "works" such as the kickstart gears. > > SQ Pull the fenders and covers off any Indian from the 40's and you have what you see in that pic...for the most part. That whole bike is a bobber repop of 40's indians. The motor is a drop dead replica of an original Indian flat head. They do sweet work. > That whole bike is a bobber repop of 40's indians. The motor is a drop > dead replica of an original Indian flat head. They do sweet work. Thanks for the clue -- there's some real lookers on their For-Sale page, such as this one: http://www.kiwi-indian.com/5.jpg Sean_Q_ |
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