hell yea

The aptly named Brutus (not to be confused with the existing Brutus electric motorcycle), is billed as "the SUV of motorcycles," and runs a single cylinder, 45 bhp, DOHC, four-valve, liquid-cooled 750cc engine with electronic fuel injection and "two-speed" CVT with optional reverse gear http://www.gizmag.com/et-tu-brutus-suv-motorcycle/25021/

mmm silver one

Manufacturer: Hyosung Year: 2008 Displacement 124.50 ccm (7.60 cubic inches) looks much biger

this may take a while to find

fond it lol:whistling:

1954 BSA B31 350cc as clos as i can tell ?

fond the same brick wal lol dus that cont

hint its 1980s

try this one its different

as far as i can tell Kawasaki Eliminator 1986 zl 900

rode one of these for a hundred miles last week nice bikes

this vid sums up the target ordiance for this bike les is not mour its less lol look good though hate digital speedos

yamaharly bolt maybe but will have a look lol

ugley and insane and yes it is twin turboed

technical specs Citroen 4 speed gearbox + reverse, final drive by chain + pignons (32 teeth) Moto Guzzi modified frame Wheels : 4.00 x 18 electrics : 12 volts, 40 Amp Honda handle bar, handle grips, accelerator Guzzi 22 liter tank total weight 230 kilograms Maximum speed 130 kmph (81 mph) Homologated for hauling a side-car

hear are sum more while were waiting all made from the same but ugly citron motor lol :rotf: gota love them frenchmen lol

that last one was hard looked at italian 2stroke a couple of times and fond nothing wasn't till i looked at benelly but the side covers were wrong so it was a rebadged benelli 250 c lol tricky now try this one very pretty bike

MOTO GUZZI 250 TS 1974.80 Engine type: Two-stroke Engine Line Number of cylinders: 2 Displacement: 231 cc Compression ratio: 10: 1 Bore x stroke: 56 x 47 mm Maximum power: 22 kW/30 hp @ 7400 RPM Top Speed: 145 KM / h Drum 180 mm after 1975 single disc 260 mm

carnt find this one any were our anything close need a big hint lol i think it may be british ?

hint air research

The idle speed is about 18,000 90 hp at 58 000 rpm.

lightning electric Motorcycle 2009: First Landspeed Record In October 2009, News Headline: “The Salt Flats Have Never Been This Quiet!”. Here’s the official release: “This week, at the historic SCTA World Finals at the Bonneville Salt Flats, a new player in the rapidly developing electric motorcycle industry emerged. Lightning Motors, running one of its pre-production prototypes was able to achieve a top speed of 166.388 mph. This exercise places the Lightning Motorcycle as the fastest production electric motorcycle in the world.“ http://www.venturerider.org/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=82972&stc=1&d=1395640805

why you should never park a vmax with in the shed next to a harley lol http://http://www.venturerider.org/forum/at...1&d=1395614358

1976–79 Benelli 250 Quattro Benelli's littlest Quattro was the first production 250cc four. It was interesting technically, but not a stellar ride. It was as weak off idle as you'd expect, but it didn't rev out as willingly as its Grand Prix lineage would have suggested. It was the most expensive and least powerful multi-cylinder 250 available while it was in production. To increase performance, the original 231cc displacement was increased to 300, then 350, then 400cc, but it never performed as well as others in whatever displacement class it was it. Eventually Japan produced its own, better 250 fours. By then, the little Benelli had already lost its novelty.

http://http://www.venturerider.org/forum/images/attach/jpg.giftry this one