The OP was great, but overall, I'd have preferred to hear pre-EFI/pre-cat bikes. The inline twin example was a Kawasaki ER6, for instance. Fine, but it would've been fantastic if the sample was an old Bonnie or Beeser.
Motorcycle Engine Configurations - The Art of Sound
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Re: Motorcycle Engine Configurations - The Art of Sound
Whoah, that Norton sounds eeeeeeevil!
The OP was great, but overall, I'd have preferred to hear pre-EFI/pre-cat bikes. The inline twin example was a Kawasaki ER6, for instance. Fine, but it would've been fantastic if the sample was an old Bonnie or Beeser.
The OP was great, but overall, I'd have preferred to hear pre-EFI/pre-cat bikes. The inline twin example was a Kawasaki ER6, for instance. Fine, but it would've been fantastic if the sample was an old Bonnie or Beeser.
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Re: Motorcycle Engine Configurations - The Art of Sound
+1 I was thinking about CBX's too.Grey Thumper wrote:Would've been interesting to hear a flat 4 (Honda GL1000), an inline 6 (Honda CBX),.......
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2009 BMW F650GS (wife's)
2012 Triumph Tiger 800
2018 Yamaha XT250 (wife's)
2013 Kawasaki KLX250S