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Motorcycle or airplane cockpit?
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jandhumphreyme
Member
I love those old wing's. I remember drooling over them as a youngster.
greenwald
New member
It's more than just a little 'over-farkled.'
Seems to be missing the soft serve ice cream machine
greenwald
New member
Seems to be missing the soft serve ice cream machine
Inside left side of trunk - there's a USB port to power the unit!
1074
Active member
Aw. You're all somewhat behind the times! Back in the 70s, Ez Berg rode one of the first conversions that eventually had an
R90S engine and dual disc front end. He ran a Glasser fairing with a dashboard that contained every possible instrument available up to and including an altimeter! There are plenty of stories to be told about this gentleman but I'll leave that to a future campfire.
R90S engine and dual disc front end. He ran a Glasser fairing with a dashboard that contained every possible instrument available up to and including an altimeter! There are plenty of stories to be told about this gentleman but I'll leave that to a future campfire.
