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Wedge?
- Thread starter barryg
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cjack
K Bikes Complex by Choice
If you look at the engine from the side (like on a K12R) the cylinder coming up from the bottom gets wider toward the top. I guess that's why.
lee
Debbie's Servant
That's what I figured, but it seems a lot of inline engines have that shape.
gregfeeler
Dances With Sheep
The IBMWR list started calling them Flying Wedges right after the first new series K1200s were released.
