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Very unique one of kind ( I think ) Motoguzzi loop frame.

Thanks for posting here. It made the rounds on social media a week or two ago as well. Anyone have specifics on it? At first I thought it was a photo'chop of a HUGE turbo-charger as a joke. ;)
 
If remember right I heard someone standing next to me say it was a small turbine. It sure drew a crowd. Seeing is believing and I saw it in the flesh, yes it's real.
 
I was going through my camera and forgot these pictures were still in there or I would have posted them earlier this year.
 
Oh WOW!!! The starter is missing. Is that thing kick start only?
heheheh Sheesh
:)
 
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Why? I don't get it. I guess just to say that you could do it, regardless that it's ugly as hell, awkward as can be, destroys all the beauty of a iconic motorcycle, and you could have gotten a ton more motorcycle for a lot less money.

I guess for somebody it made sense, but to me, it's just brain damage at the highest level. I know, I'm a party pooper. :p
 
pizza for you said:
If remember right I heard someone standing next to me say it was a small turbine. It sure drew a crowd. Seeing is believing and I saw it in the flesh, yes it's real.
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Thanks for the info. People do all kinds of strange things, but as long as they had fun, then cool. They should've removed Moto Guzzi from the bike though. ;)
 
I guess if you're going to put a weird motor into a motorbike, a guzzi makes sense. gearbox and transmission/drive shaft assemblies are modular and very stout, the frame design is stiff and provides a lot of room.
 
Not my cup of tea but I admire the quality of work and effort to do a project like this.
 
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