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Saw this, thought of all you N/W rain dancers
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...the dash looks just like "Geezers"!
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I like the concept - quite the "tool" for world travel.

Way better than those Polaris three wheeler things.

 
Dam-bit!

That's got me thinking . . . I could do somthing like that . . .

I have to remind myself, that I have too many other projects.

 
With such a large percentage of motorcycles spending most of their lives parked, gotta give them props for "living" on it!

Life is short. Ride!

 
I don't have sound on my work computer, did they say what those two wheel/gear looking things on the back of the bike were for?

 
Didn't say what they were for, but I'm betting some kind of dolly for their luggage. That's a lot of stuff packed on there. What is the bike underneath? Sounds like a v-twin.

 
Aha, on looking at their site, I had suspected those wheels might be add on outriggers for bad road conditions. Winner!
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And they did beef up the back of the frame too.
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"Spada" is Italian for "sword."

In Itally, "spada" is also a very common euphemism fo the human male sex organ.

Let the sniggering commence.

 
"Spada" is Italian for "sword."
In Itally, "spada" is also a very common euphemism fo the human male sex organ.

Let the sniggering commence.
I have heard it in reference to a digging spade (flat blade, handled shovel).

Guess I've had too many Italian g/f's who all have devotedly said "You just don't get it, you need to get hit over the head with a spada!"

 
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Back on topic, I've been doing some designing (it's been a slow day at work), and I've come up with something for the wife's Spyder.

I would use carbon fiber rods rather than steel, to make the thing "convertable."

My primary concern is the structure flexing at 80 (or so) mph.

 
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