Alzero
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- Location
- DaNang Vietnam
You mean the old Harley Panhard?
Out and About on your Laverda.No bull,Just photos
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chrisk
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- Location
- Brisbane, Australia
chrisk
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- Location
- Brisbane, Australia
Same goes, big nose
Broken Hill
hooksey
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- Location
- Vic , Australia
Breakfast of champions
Alzero
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- Location
- DaNang Vietnam
I guess you never heard of a panhead?
The Sock
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- Location
- London, England
Alzero
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- Location
- DaNang Vietnam
That’s a blockhead, I believe.
The Sock
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- Location
- London, England
Better than a knucklehead?
Panhard Dyna Z — Wikipédia
Alzero
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- Location
- DaNang Vietnam
In order of manufacture: flathead, knucklehead, panhead, shovelhead and blockhead. I have no idea what they call the latest big inch motors! Personally I think the knuckle is the best looking, but that’s just me, I’m also partial to a flattie.
chrisk
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- Location
- Brisbane, Australia
Oh …Panhard Dyna Z — Wikipédia
fr.wikipedia.org
Cosi
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- Location
- Kingscliff
Marketing appeal to the “——head “ buyers…
Andy J
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- Location
- Isle of Man
Waiting for the umpteenth delay to races today to end, at Douglas Road corner, Kirk Michael. Worth the wait though, some fantastic racing despite less than ideal conditions.
Walking down the road is traveling marshal, Paul Corrin and an ace at making and fixing fiberglass bodywork.
Walking down the road is traveling marshal, Paul Corrin and an ace at making and fixing fiberglass bodywork.
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BlackJota
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- Location
- Sunshine Coast Australia
piranha-bro2
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- Location
- Melbourne
Finally got the beast out on the true open road. Awesome 200km ride to Walkerville via Powelltown, Warragul on B and C roads. Plenty of places to really test it out, get some value out of the sides of those expensive tyres and disobey the speed limit. What a joy to ride fast this bike is!
The helmet pic is to show that I left a little later than I had wanted - kids were cooking me Fathers Day brunch (at 3pm! - they sleep in
). More worrying than bugs were the kangas, the wombats and the deer (yep, caught a Bambie in the headlights!).
The helmet pic is to show that I left a little later than I had wanted - kids were cooking me Fathers Day brunch (at 3pm! - they sleep in
). More worrying than bugs were the kangas, the wombats and the deer (yep, caught a Bambie in the headlights!).Attachments
piranha-bro2
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- Location
- Melbourne
The 200km ride home today was a little different! no fast backroad blasting, torrential rain, no wet weather jacket, peak hour into Melbourne post sunset (I preferred the wombats to the bloody drivers!). Bike didn't miss a beat (except for the stutter transitioning off a very low throttle - I fitted filters to the gaping inlets and didn't have time to rejet and test). Pics; North Walkerville, Wilsons Promontory across the bay, nothing special - stopped to play with slow fuel jetting by a wind farm.
