Board tracker replica for the usa?

MADE IN JAPAN.......
http://www.snakemotors.com/index.php?FrontPage

jesus christ is my lord and savior......seems that taking his name in vain makes you the real idiot.

JUST HEARD THAT THE PRODUCTION BIKE WILL GET A 250 VERTICAL. THE BIKE IN THE PHOTO WAS A 1-OFF BUILT FOR MR. KITAMO IN TOKYO.

What about a visual replica of one of those babies. Powered by a genuine V-twin with syncopating exhaust tones,Warbling awayusing ,modern tech,,yeah,,girder too,,,underslung frame,,,
And built to last,,??????

Just for starters,,

Just curious what your dreams come true would encapsulate,,,

Holler,,
Curious woody ,,,,,,

Regarding the 'spam' alegations,,,well there's vendors forum,,check wiith the moderators i they'llset tya straight,,,

Me,,they claim i'm a 'straight arrow' ,,,,made of rubber

Here, allow me to fix this thread:
http://www.sportsmanflyer.com/

woo hoo. now we're talkin. Would be fun to mount a little Virago 250 Vtwin in that frame. Or even a brigs air cooled twin with an auto clutch arrangement, possibly a TQ converter concealed to look like a primary or something. Lot's of options.

I was wondering about a 500cc Ascot V-twin. That might be a bit much, though.

The 600 twin from the Shadow is chain drive. Much easier to deal with than the Ascot shaft. There are chain drive 750 Shadows as well.
Too much is barely enough.

Thank you. Those bikes look excellent!

Wonder if we could shoehorn an RC8 in there?

HERE IS ANOTHER COMPANY I HAVE BEEN FOLLOWING......LOCATED IN THE USA BUILDING CUSTOM BOARD TRACKER STYLE BIKES.....http://www.janusmotorcycles.com/Janus_Motorcycles/Home.html

Is your caps lock broken?

Another fix.

http://www.simpsonmotorbikes.com/model09RFStn.html

If you really are up on things you'd realize this looks NOTHING like a board tracker. It looks like Henderson Four that had the engine yanked and some Honda step thru putter stuck in there.

Henderson with big honking frame:



Board tracker, Indian specifically, with frame wrapped tightly around engine:




This was instantly apparent to me.

Make it look like that REAL tracker and you might have something.

I've got one of these:

http://derringercycles.com/

I hope they used good quality, long lasting paint on that "J" so it doesn't get rubbed off.

Not counting the original bike, but the others in this thread are pretty cool.

I think I need to create my own bike now. I've got a foundry and a machine shop.. at home.

Well, I liked it. Obviously there's lots of room for improvement. Forks would be the first thing to go, but it's a fun bike, not an artistic statement.

As I said earlier, a Punsun diesel V-twin would be nice in there with a bit of bodging.