Punted Off So Soon?

Looking at it again, I suspect it was designed for a "Streamliner". Full fairing, full tuck, Bonneville speed record type thing. Possibly for a serious attempt, OR, PCP was involved!
 
Normally, Evan Wicox does amazing work and I'm hoping he was only following the owner's design. The side panels look like they were crudely cut w/ tin snips and then crudely mounted, so probably done by the owner.
 
I think part of the problem is its polished and the camera is reflecting odd ball looking detail. Funny i was thinking if it had been painted a better perspective might have been had.
 
Maybe a video would help show its aesthetic better. I just went through the full stack of photos. The tank has a cutout around the carb tops. That is incredibly complicated work. Beautiful sidecovers as well. Maybe it's just an unflattering camera angle. Contraversal bike for sure.
 
Just reading this morning how Canada is boycotting the US in travel and purchasing. The bourbon industry is hurting big time. I've played my bit in boycotting American bourbon instead supporting Mexico in buying tequila.
Last place I'd visit in the current world would be the States. Besides they wouldn't let me in now they want 5 years of social media history.
Have been pretty vocal against T-rump and his arse licking criminal cohorts.
Luckily there is medical intervention in Canada to help anyone with TDS.
 
Has anyone looked at the brake disks? Front looks like hand-drilled with a to big drill, rear seems even to have a Word drilled into it (LAVERDA?!?). They are highly recommended to be binned and not used, please, if anyone considers buying it...
It must be interesting balancing that rear wheel.
 
The price has dropped and I think the tank would appear less ugly if painted. I recently looked at this Norton that has beautiful Wilcox bodywork and the fairing is similar to a Ducati. Anyone stateside looking for a Norton project, this would be a great deal- lots of nice spare parts and 2 engines in pieces (it's listed on Portland CL/Norton parts).
 

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It wouldn’t take a lot of work to discard the ugly bits and return it to an acceptable bike.

We have a aluminium can refund system in Australia, 10 cents per can. I reckon the $ return for scrap aluminium could make it a good investment.
 
It wouldn’t take a lot of work to discard the ugly bits and return it to an acceptable bike.

We have a aluminium can refund system in Australia, 10 cents per can. I reckon the $ return for scrap aluminium could make it a good investment.
Hey, it has gotta be worth BIG bucks for an MV twat?
 
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