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Please see the most recent updates in the "Where did the .com name go?" thread. Posts number 16 and 17.
'Interesting Motorcycle'
- Thread starter Panther_99FS
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Snuffy
Happiness Consultant
tell ya what P, its a good thing i'm not going blind or anything, it'd be a struggle trying to see those small pictures
Ya know, lately I've been having problems seeing some of Panther's attachments ...
Toastmaker
Charter Member 2016
Nice job on that bike - very inventive !
(I wonder if the use of Northrup/Grumman logo was authorized ?)
(I wonder if the use of Northrup/Grumman logo was authorized ?)
Snuffy
Happiness Consultant
Nope its a real one ... I saw another article on it earlier but damned if I can find it now ...
cheezyflier
Charter Member
it's certainly not stealthy, seein the exhaust. 
it probably rides real nice at 60 mph, in a straight line.
nice for daytona, (just avoid speed bumps with that frame)terrible for riding the dragon.
it probably rides real nice at 60 mph, in a straight line.
nice for daytona, (just avoid speed bumps with that frame)terrible for riding the dragon.
GT182
Charter Member
Not to shabby at all. I bet it was an OCC creation. Only thing about it I'm not crazy for... it a Sportster setup.
If they told ya Moe, they'd have to shoot ya. LOL
If they told ya Moe, they'd have to shoot ya.
LOL
AckAck
Charter Member 2015
Yup, OCC had the presentation ceremony on their show (Discovery's American Chopper) a week or two ago. Northrop/Grumman commissioned it, so I'm pretty sure the logo use was authorized. But damn, couldn't they have just put a couple more bolts in a real B-2, instead of commissioning an OCC chopper? :d
Brian
Brian
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tigisfat
Guest
It's pretty cool except for the cockpit portion. That's ugly as sin.
T
tigisfat
Guest
A motorcycle doesn't need windows for mouse sized pilots.
cheezyflier
Charter Member
That's not a bike, it's a Harley!
not if it's an occ creation it ain't. they use S & S engines.
brad kaste
Charter Member
I've always wondered how many of those OCC 'theme' bikes can be ridden comfortably? My guess is they get ridden very little or not at all. Most are probably 'parked' right outside the boss's office,...or inside it.
cheezyflier
Charter Member
i used to ride with a club, one of the guys had one.
not one of the tv ones, but a $70k bike none the less.
i never saw it do 100 miles without catching fire. ( 2 or 3 times) once it had a final drive problem.
the only way i'd ever own a full on custom is if i built it myself.
otoh, i was at a run where a guy showed up on what i think was a big dog chopper that had twin nitrous bottle sticking out of the gas tank. i wasn't that impressed till i saw him break the 300 mm rear tire loose - not from a standing start, but from about 30 mph