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#45673
Nettshubby writes: "With 2 pistons rising and falling more or less together, that's a lot of air pumping in and out of the cases."



True, but it needn't be a problem. Every other V-twin manages it OK.
#45676


the man had a dream, he made it come true.

a did some work in a mechanic shop in my younger years, being no where near he’s capabilities.

i can only marvel at the shear motivation and stubbornness he must have to get things done.

without even talking about the financial side of something like this.



kudos to him for that.





maybe in america there is a bigger market for this!(he basically made an indian harley)


i only hope for him that it doesn’t turn in to a nightmare, like the others that came before him.
#45681

Looks neat to me!



RE did do a V-twin, the KX, so this could be the 'Kin L.



I still want a 1959 super meteor, or meteor or whichever it was, brown or maroon would be nice!




I'm just popping this link here as I will never be able to find it again otherwise.



Russian KX page

#45683
Much simpler and a far better business model would be to produce a Super Meteor copy that will bolt straight into the existing Bullet, stick them in a crate and ship them around the world. Problem with the V twin is the frame alteration

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