The Red Brick Times

The Neander two-cylinder diesel motorcycle. There are two counter-rotating crankshafts. Each piston has two connecting rods, one for each crankshaft. Fuel injected, turbo charged, 1400cc fat-tired chopper/cruiser. Motorcycle mag review. Motorcycle newsletter review. No cost or introduction info yet. Biodiesel availablility would make this the perfect unit.

And if your car breaks down, well call the Goldwing Retriever (no, not the Golden Retriever) to "go fetch".
Posted 6:46 PM by Andy (4) comments

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Do I need a house or do I need this bike? House/bike, house/bike. Hmm. Tis a puzzlement.

# posted by  whatley : October 14, 2006 2:01 PM
 
I bet that if you bought the Neander, they would throw in a tarp that you could pitch over the bike and use as your house too. It shouldn't cost any more than the Munch Mammut (German for Mammoth - large, extinct, hairy pachyderm)
. The Munch used a 4-cylinder NSU car engine for propulsion. Top speed on the 2000 model was "electronically limited" to 156mph. Only $80K at that time.

# posted by  Andy : October 15, 2006 6:39 AM
 
Here's the correct link to the Munch Mammut
. Is there any way to go back and edit comment text once posted?

# posted by  Andy : October 15, 2006 6:43 AM
 
You can't edit, only completely delete then recomment.

# posted by  whatley : October 15, 2006 9:25 AM
 
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