Showing posts with label scooter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scooter. Show all posts

Monday, 28 May 2012

1978 GARELLI CICLONE 5V CUSTOM SCOOTER BY VIKTOR VARHELYI


This is our second scooter from Viktor from Hungary. The first one was a KTM restoration, now he sent us  a fantastic custom scooter. My favourites are the chassis itself, the seat and the thermos. The bike is built with a Dellorto SHA 14-12 carb, it has 5 gears, and the same amount of horse power. Great Job Viktor.

Ez már a második robogónk Viktortól. Az első egy KTM felújítás volt, most pedig egy nagyszerű átalakított robógót küldött nekünk. A kedvenceim, a váz, az ülés, és a termosz. A gépbe egy Dellorto SHA 14-12 karbi van,  5 sebességes, és ugyanennyi lóereje is van Nagyszerű munka Viktor. .







Wednesday, 21 March 2012

MEGASCOOT FROM O.RAY COURTNEY


One night in March, 1950, O. Ray Courtney worked until two a.m. and drove home discouraged. He was trying to design a better motorcycle. He wanted one with the seat forward, with better cooling, better springing and a more beautiful body. Discarded sketches littered the floor of his shop.
That night in a dream he saw a steamlined beauty skim across a flowered field. Too excited to report for work the next day, he hastily put his dream on paper – and he is riding that dream cycle now through the streets of Pontiac, Mich.









Friday, 23 December 2011

CROSLEY DEALER SIGN SCOOTER



A dealership sign made from the outer four inches of either side of a 1949 Crosley convertible, welded together and shortened.






text and pix from: http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/category/motorcycles/page/2/

Sunday, 21 August 2011

ARCTIC CAT CUB FROM THE 60'S


Bob Gallagher needs some info about this bike, so if anyone can help, please contact him via the site below.









Saturday, 20 August 2011

ANOTHER CV2 SCOOTER


Couldn't find much info about this one, but it is awkward enough for sure. I love it.