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ole thumper

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Different sort of plunger...

« on: 19.05. 2010 13:12 »

I came across this while looking out for info on a 276 Carb ....

http://www.joints.jp/i/nottwin/kamikaze03/index.html

http://www.bikeexif.com/triumph-custom-motorcycle-2


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muskrat

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Re: Different sort of plunger...

« Reply #1 on: 19.05. 2010 13:51 »

Good One OT, there's lots of crazies out there. I'm not alone. Looks like it should go, stopping might be a little hard.
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Re: Different sort of plunger...

« Reply #2 on: 19.05. 2010 16:46 »

I love that bike. Regarding stopping, why sweat the small stuff? Reading the comments and following the links, it appears to have been the pick of the show it was in.

I find it funny (wierd? or haha?) that a Japanese motorcycle shop names itself "Kamikaze". Nevertheless, it is an interesting outfit at this address: www.kamikazechop.com .

I have attached a photo I found on their site of a 3-engine A7/10 I'm certain is not of their making.

Richard L.