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Last Saturday my brother took some pics and a little video.

The more I look at the bike, the prettier I think she looks....

Maybe because there is such an ugly old bstrd standing next to her?

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Drive By....

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Interesting. How's the ride? And the ride report? BTW, you really didn't have to dye your hair to match the bike's color... but it's a good thing the bike wasn't red!!

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I'll admit the beak is questionable on the Multi... But the 150HP, Traction Control, Slipper Clutch, four riding modes and Electronic Ohlins' Suspension more than makes up for the beak...

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I like the wheels. I'd like to adapt them to a project bike. :-)

I thought the same thing... are these wheels the first time the spokes have been mounted in that fashion? I'd like to know more. Never seen that spoke arrangement before.

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BMW has done it before. And dont forget it is a shafty, so wheel conversions are most likely too intensive.

Leon, a drive-by sort brings to mind SPEED.

That was more like a "pedal-by fruiting"

Now go get me a photo of that thing in front of De Spikke !

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Interesting. How's the ride? And the ride report?

I may be grey, but your eyes and concentration are already gone amigo..... :laugh:

Ease up on the bevvie....

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BMW has done it before. And dont forget it is a shafty, so wheel conversions are most likely too intensive.

Too intensive for you maybe... :tongue:

Custom spokes and hub should fix that, if one can't find an existing hub to lace up.

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Psssst...Dutchy, wipe up the white powder before you take the picture.

LOL

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I have to say I've seen much uglier 1200cc Honda V4 motorcycles than that one... :tongue:

Ciao,

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I like the wheels. I'd like to adapt them to a project bike. :-)

I thought the same thing... are these wheels the first time the spokes have been mounted in that fashion? I'd like to know more. Never seen that spoke arrangement before.

I know Beemer's done it (slightly different), On this bike the spokes where they enter the wheel/rim are a little diff'(from/bmw) as to allow for tubeless tyres (the edge of the tyre covers the spoke holes(I've seen this wheel in a close up somewhere, and had a better view).
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The Super 10 from Yamaha has a similar spoke technique....same result no tubes. If the V4 does not make it here I may have to consider the Super Tenere. Reports indicate the wheels are holding up.

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Interesting. How's the ride? And the ride report? BTW, you really didn't have to dye your hair to match the bike's color... but it's a good thing the bike wasn't red!!

GOOD ONE !!!!

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The Super 10 from Yamaha has a similar spoke technique....same result no tubes. If the V4 does not make it here I may have to consider the Super Tenere. Reports indicate the wheels are holding up.

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Mine is awesome! I love it.

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