hell yea

try this one out

the Indian Velo 500. It combined an Italian frame and other components with an engine from the British Velocette factory. And in 1969, he offered the Indian Velo 500 to the public. The bike was powered by a 499cc, single-cylinder, four-stroke engine that produced an estimated 34 horsepower at 6,200 rpm. It had a four-speed transmission, wet clutch and chain drive. An Amal carb handled the fuel-mixing chores, while the drum brakes were sourced from Grimeca....was verry tricky but the gearbox gave it away

a better look it is a bit of a shocker though

so whats this then ?

1969 -70 Kawasaki W2 SS Engine Type: 624 cc, air cooled, 2 - cylinders in line, 4-stroke Engine Bore and Stroke: 74 mm x 72.6 mm Valves 2 valves/cylinder Horsepower: 50 hp (37.3 kW) @ 6500 rpm Torque 56 Nm (41.3 ft. lbs) @ 5500 rpm Transmission type: 4 speed as i said Kawasaki W2 SS the rest was just for interest if any one wonted to read it

sumthing diferant there were hundreds of theas sold

W2 SS Kawasaki BSA a7 derivitive hears the full history and development of that model http://adagiobyclassicbikes.blogspot.com.au/p/geschichte-von-der-w1-bis-zur-w800.html for thout that carnt translat our read german The history of the W800 - or Kawasaki motorcycle came to : Not everything that comes from Japan is really real "Japanese". At the very least the first 650 Kawasaki W1 from the year 1966. Without respect for the British motorcycle architecture of this four-stroke twin is a "nearly" 100 percent copy of the legendary 500cc BSA A7. for the rest of the story read in post below

not maney of theas sold but was an orsom looking thing should be easy to find

its a nimbus hears a vid its a cool looking bike http://www.mashpedia.com/videoplayer.php?q=CrRVf9dsWxI&lang=

so 100 % factory stock no frankenstein hear tricky because there not well known outside there own country , same as the amazon 1600 Kahena there not supposed to be easy lol

yes it is a production bike as for whether its european well that you have to solve there were lots of these made here's another one as for the syed car yes it was edited out as this is about the bikes but asied from the name being deleted this pic is unedited

triky one this :whistling:

1929 Ascot-Pullin 500 . yes ugly but could pull 70mph

wish i had this

1930 /1935 Husqvarna TT race bike looks very ahead of its time

this will get you bissy

1947/48 FN m13 one of 85 sold the front end worked better than anything else at the time but was very expensive to produce THAT WAS AN INTERESTING ONE

interesting

cleveland tornado very tricky lol

yes it appears to have an ace engine in it but its looks like a henderson frame ? aney hints

yes gorges 1931 Henderson KJ Police Special,,,,[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kkd9QS3yGl0#t=16]Jay Leno's Garage: 1930s Henderson - but seams to have an ace engin in it ??? hears a good vid on something similar YouTube[/ame]

so any guesses won't the make and date of manufacture:stickpoke:

how cool and custom dus this old girl look

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