Bike Shed London 2017

A place to co-ordinate meetings or let everyone know your bike got in the press
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Chris G
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and a turbo mounted between the swingarm and frame just below the shock intresting

not sure about interesting.
Apart from the tyres it was the lowest part of the bike, already leaking oil, and probably not run on the road.
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Ha Ha! Thanks Chris! I didn't expect my uncle to be there too!
There are some pretty amazing bikes there and lots of hours invested in those cool machines!
I might have to try and get over there one year and visit the family just so I can go to the show, and maybe the TT also!
Thanks for the great photos guys :thumbup
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Great pics guys , thanks :beer
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Holy Shit. The geometry on the 'sort of Hossack front end' looks horrendous!!!

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One I liked from Bikeshed, SS50 with KTM 250 Motocross engine should be interesting pocket rocket.
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