Something I didn't even know existed - OT
Saw this in a local bike repair shop. Well, one like it. The one I saw is a 1950 BMW R25 250 cc. The engine turns on an axis that is at right angles to the rotation of the wheels. It's connected to the rear end via a drive shaft. I wasn't aware that anyone used a drive shaft on bikes that early. The only BMW's I was aware of were the boxer type engine with opposed cylinders.
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- Something I didn't even know existed - OT -
Paul,
2015-01-24, 18:06
- Now that is a classic - Creeker, 2015-01-24, 19:03
- A pretty bike! -
Hobie,
2015-01-24, 20:50
- Simplicity, or at least it gives that appearance. nt -
Paul,
2015-01-24, 21:01
- Not exactly. -
JLF,
2015-01-25, 01:16
- Lucas -- the black Hole of .... -
John Meeker,
2015-01-25, 10:28
- Royal Enfields... -
Slow Hand,
2015-01-25, 11:37
- Royal Enfields..YUP - John Meeker, 2015-01-26, 10:15
- You're a bad influence... - Paul, 2015-01-26, 10:29
- Royal Enfields... -
Slow Hand,
2015-01-25, 11:37
- Not exactly. - Paul, 2015-01-25, 18:29
- Why doesn't the Lucas Factory run a second shift? - MR, 2015-01-29, 19:29
- Lucas -- the black Hole of .... -
John Meeker,
2015-01-25, 10:28
- Not exactly. -
JLF,
2015-01-25, 01:16
- Simplicity, or at least it gives that appearance. nt -
Paul,
2015-01-24, 21:01
- My F-650 has a Rotax motor...no boxers here. - 12Caz, 2015-01-24, 23:21
- Something I didn't even know existed - OT -
Mike C,
2015-01-25, 07:56
- Something I didn't even know existed - OT - bob, 2015-01-25, 10:42
- My "non-boxer" Beemer...or one like it. - OT - Caz, 2015-01-25, 10:56