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Just got back from the open day at the National Motorcycle Museum :thumbup:
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One of the exhibitors was DR Moto. The craftmanship is exquisite. Holding the frame parts in your hand and knowing they were machined from an 80kg billet of ally is mind blowing.
In fact, 500kgs of ally go in, a 15kg frame and swingarm come out....... 8O
If you have the cash, this is a real competitor to Hondas road going RCV GP bike.
Have a look through the website and drool..........
http://www.dr-moto.co.uk/
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Shwing! :erection:
Now That is bike porn :D
Haven't been on their website yet...better go get a box of tissues first :oops:

So is the museum worth a visit? It's quite central for a lot of us. \Would it be a good stop for a firestorm meet?

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Pete, well worth a trawl through the site, especially for anyone with an engineering interest :thumbup:
As for the museum, you would not believe how many British motorcycle manufacturers there were.
If I remember rightly, the SP boys did a meet up there a couple or three years ago.
Free today, but only £8.95 admission on a normal day if you want to look round and a full english in the cafe (no admission fee for that) to set you up right. Central location for many, plenty of parking, obviously biker friendly and many good roads to get there.
Definitely worth a shout. :D
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There's also the new David Silver museum thing over in Suffolk (not as central!!) I've fancied a run to the motorcycle museum for a while so I'd be up for it matron.
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turbo_billy wrote: As for the museum, you would not believe how many British motorcycle manufacturers there were.
That was exactly my thoughts when I was there. Shocking really to see how little we produce now compared to then.
turbo_billy wrote:Just got back from the open day at the National Motorcycle Museum :thumbup:
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One of the exhibitors was DR Moto. The craftmanship is exquisite. Holding the frame parts in your hand and knowing they were machined from an 80kg billet of ally is mind blowing.
In fact, 500kgs of ally go in, a 15kg frame and swingarm come out....... 8O
If you have the cash, this is a real competitor to Hondas road going RCV GP bike.
Have a look through the website and drool..........
http://www.dr-moto.co.uk/
That is amazing, I would have enjoyed holding the frame parts too :thumbup: somehow that just sounds so wrong :lol:

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dear lord iv come over all funny :erection: :erection: :erection:
the older i get,the faster i was :lol:
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turbo_billy wrote:If I remember rightly, the SP boys did a meet up there a couple or three years ago.
I was there. Didn't go inside though :oops: Too busy talking and only pushed my nose up against the window to have a quick look. :oops:

I'd be up for it if a few are willing :thumbup:

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Thats one big ass lump of goodness :D
the older i get,the faster i was :lol:
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How much? They don't list a price on the site so I guess way over the average buyers price. Pure bike hardcore porn :erection:
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Around the £100k mark I was told....... :wink:
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one of the reports on the website said the engine and ecu account for 25k of the price :eek2 . better start selling body parts lol
the older i get,the faster i was :lol:
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fabiostar wrote:one of the reports on the website said the engine and ecu account for 25k of the price :eek2 . better start selling body parts lol
Where will you get the other £99,999-50 Fabs? :P
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what a weapon
that should be able to take on the Honda RC 213
loving the chassis
told you not to but oh no you knew better
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Pete.L wrote:
fabiostar wrote:one of the reports on the website said the engine and ecu account for 25k of the price :eek2 . better start selling body parts lol
Where will you get the other £99,999-50 Fabs? :P
ya whore lol :mrgreen:
the older i get,the faster i was :lol:
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