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1950cc Hand Built British V-Twin - CB4ME_imp - 05-21-2014

Only 24 to be made. 120hp.

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RE: 1950cc Hand Built British V-Twin - thumper_imp - 05-21-2014

1950cc?

So, I'm guessing about 120 ft/lb torque also?

Should be a roll-on beast.


RE: 1950cc Hand Built British V-Twin - the Ferret - 05-21-2014

Lord Hesketh is still building bikes? Did not know that.


RE: 1950cc Hand Built British V-Twin - Damfino_imp - 05-21-2014

I'll take two...


RE: 1950cc Hand Built British V-Twin - redbirds_imp - 05-21-2014

Looks a bit different from the original Hesketh bike that was designed after the Hesketh F1 team was sold years ago.

http://www.classicdriver.com/en/article/bikes/hesketh-motorcycles-back-vengeance

I saw Lord Hesketh in the paddock at Watkins Glen in the 70's with his driver Jame Hunt. I thought Hesketh looked to be Benny Hill's brother.


RE: 1950cc Hand Built British V-Twin - The Spaceman_imp - 05-22-2014

It looks like a fat German kid; all pudgy and bloated.


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RE: 1950cc Hand Built British V-Twin - Pauley - 05-22-2014

Beautiful lines. Looks like it would be a torque monster.


RE: 1950cc Hand Built British V-Twin - thessler3_imp - 05-28-2014

I wrote a letter to Hesketh back when he was building the L-twin bikes. He responded very enthusiastically. Those bikes had some teething problems but looked the part. I saw one at an antique bike show at the Rhinebeck Aerodrome in NY last summer. For what it is worth, I hope he succeeds this time. If Norton can do it, so can he.