The Tooch

3 wheels.

The Uno....looks like one wheel from the side........ but it is two!

Check out the awesome motorcycle created by 54-year-old Roongrojna Sangwongprisarn from Bangkok. The monster bike was inspired by the the Alien films. It was made using recycled materials from old cars and bicycles, and he sure did a hell of a job sculpting this junk into a mad sci-fi beast. Check out the photos and tell us what you think!

C-1 enclosed motorcycle from Lit Motors.......YES!

Stay dry!

This.......but he shot the bird! :rotf: Russian IZH Planeta 5s.

I have the ISO grips as well and I love the small throttle-rocker on the end on the right side, I just about never use the cruise control because of it. My wrist just doesn't get tired. But I'm sure the left side grip is straight with out a throttle-rocker on the left side........When enough snow melts that I can get out to the man cave, I'll have to look? Interesting!? I like those heel rest a lot as well! Very nice!

Yes what Kevin says. If you have photo shop program it's easy. If you have Windows download the photo into the paint program and use a shape or just paint over it to block it out save it back to the photo file.....and there you go. Like I said yesterday I'm working off an iPad right now so really I should download a photo shop type app. Guess I should get on that! Been just looking for photos right now that don't have the logos...makes it a little harder but adds to the fun of searching.

Just to stay with this for a min. If you have ever watched the North American Police motorcycle completions on u-tube......they are nothing compared to the Japanese Police.....those guys can toss a Gold Wing around and they do a lot more full stop & go full throttle take off's. If you haven't seen it...worth google'n and watching the u-tube video's.......amazing.

I'd give it to you Mike.....Honda CB1300P

This was a big seller to police but this is a Fire Dept bike.

That is what I started out thinking it was an Ariel Square Four and that was the clue that led me in the right direction, trying to find the picture you used. But it was not an easy one.

I think it's a 1975 Healey Square four 1000/4.

PayPal sent with no address cause it's going to Bob's. Thanks.

Yep French army para troops.

This is another shot in the Classic Biker Clubs ad.

That's right Cam Am 1975 250 Qualifier and all that stuff you said is true about the Brits buying them as a military bike. This is a Brit bike that had been restored to be used as a prize by an Off Road Magazine for new subscribers.

I picked this bike for HINT Canadian American relations.

That is egg-sac-attack-a-lakey what I'm saying....crazy typing on this thing! Kevin's witty banter is the only reason I play this game.":stickpoke: is all in fun! From Zee-Zed.

I could.... but then I bet you'd really complain..instead of just being sarcastic! Actually I'm using the iPad and not the desk top so I have a hard time moving pictures around on this thing.

Little off roading.....

A 1949 D-type Dream in pristine restored condition represents the Honda company’s first true production motorcycle. Painted a rich burgundy-red with white pinstripes, the D’s engine is a 2-stroke design. 98cc.

What is that headlight aimed to do?!

Thanks! Bob.

Kevin wins a Cookie! Your up Zed-man!