Call back the "Old Days"

I think it's called BMW of Fort Worth, or Fort Worth BMW. Something
like that. They only have two licensed dealers in the area, one in
Ft. Worth and one in Dallas.

Shouldn't be too hard to find. I think he just moved in the last
year, so business must be OK.


--Fullstate

 

Sorry I don't have a copy, but there was a great photoshop of a bike
done on one of the other groups that was a either a 'Busa or an GSXR
that had been tweaked to show it in the air with a jet engine where
the rear wheel would have been, and a simple air-fin in place where
the front wheel would have been. It was a pretty good job and gave
me a laugh.

--Fullstate

 

No doubt!

I'm thinking they're building motorcycles to the tastes of the soccer
mom yuppies thinking bigger is better/safer....even if it DOES only
get 12mpg.

 

I have not seen an Aeriel Square 4 in years, but it's worth noting
that two Italian motorcycle makers had even larger numbers of cylinders
in the past. Moto Guzzi once built an 8 cylinder racing motorcycle and
Benelli, I think, made a six cylinder street machine in the 70s IIRC.
It was very similar to the Honda CB500, but with two more cylinders
canted a bit further forward. I actually saw one and it was quite
impressive at the time....

I once saw a homebuilt hybrid with a VW engine in some sort of
two-wheeled frame.....it was, in a word, absurd.

 

I'd be embarassed to own a pickup, too!



Charles

 

Now wait just a minute!!! I own a truck and I love it. It comes in
very handy to trailer my boat or the bike(s), carry spare parts in,
etc. I didn't buy it for the gas mileage (thank god) but as a
utility vehicle. When I want to play and go fast I got mah bike!


--Fullstate

 

I agree Pick Ups are sooooo Gross

IceMan