qball
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This maybe old but was new to me. Take a look.
http://gizmodo.com/gadgets....483.php
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New Suzuki
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bigoltool
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I'm with you on the Nuda refernce CAP!
Been a while since Suzuki threw out the cool concept bikes.
kennym4
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Never heard of this one, anybody have a pic. ?
kennym4
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Never mind, just saw it.(that was first shown in 1986, WOW !!) Also saw a concept by Honda...."HONDA NAS" I'm a Zuk guy, but...? I guess they're all looking at single sided front ends ?
There's some more concepts to check out, I don't know how to do a link
, but you can copy & paste it.
www.diseno-art.com/encyclopedia/concept_cars/suzuki_nuda.html
There's some more concepts to check out, I don't know how to do a link
www.diseno-art.com/encyclopedia/concept_cars/suzuki_nuda.html
specialtychef
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Check out this Harley davidson prototype that was at bike week in Key West, I hear it is in production now...
specialtychef
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another view
specialtychef
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Front view - check the swingarm
The forward thinking Suzuki Nuda first seen at the 1986 Tokyo Motorshow, was a fully operational concept motorbike powered by a Suzuki GSX-R750 sports bike engine. With this motor the Nuda was theoretically capable of 175 mph. The power was transferred to both wheels via single sided swingarms housing shaft drives. The front wheel is turned by hub centre steering as seen on the production Bimota Tesi 2D.
It is claimed that the previous year's Suzuki concept bike Falcorustyco was a non-running exhibition model with a fake engine, but the Nuda was a fully operational bike good for 280 km/h, using a GSX-R750 engine.
Like the Falcorustyco, even the Nuda two-wheel drive and hub-steer, but while the Falcorustyco had hydraulics drive, the Nuda used a more conventional shaft drive (if you say that two-wheel drive on a motorcycle is conventional). Nuda had even some other high-tech features that have not yet gone into production.
It is claimed that the previous year's Suzuki concept bike Falcorustyco was a non-running exhibition model with a fake engine, but the Nuda was a fully operational bike good for 280 km/h, using a GSX-R750 engine.
Like the Falcorustyco, even the Nuda two-wheel drive and hub-steer, but while the Falcorustyco had hydraulics drive, the Nuda used a more conventional shaft drive (if you say that two-wheel drive on a motorcycle is conventional). Nuda had even some other high-tech features that have not yet gone into production.
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