Alternative steering methods.
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Alternative steering methods.
Years ago, around the late eighties/early nineties I can remember seeing a bike that didn't have handlebars, but had stick like tank controls instead. For some reason(probably cos I'm bored)it just popped into my head. I googled every possible combination of "alternative steering" etc, but to no avail. I was sure this bike was called a Quasar, but the internet tells me this is some kind of two wheeled car.
I may have dreamt this fantastical contraption, or may have hallucinated it, having spent much of my early life very spanked, although I'm sure it is all true.
Anyone?
I may have dreamt this fantastical contraption, or may have hallucinated it, having spent much of my early life very spanked, although I'm sure it is all true.
Anyone?
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Re: Alternative steering methods.
Very quiet, some
just blew across my lounge.
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Re: Alternative steering methods.
we need one of those
emoticaons funnily enough.
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Re: Alternative steering methods.
no mate i believe you, i have seen them....
let me think, were more like fixed bars rather than moving handlebars???
FOUND IT!!!!!
Behold

gem
let me think, were more like fixed bars rather than moving handlebars???
FOUND IT!!!!!
Behold

gem
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Re: Alternative steering methods.
Gem, where do you get your avatars from? They should become a permanent feature of this site! 
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Re: Alternative steering methods.
If you think this is quiet, have a look at the West Country section. Boy.
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Re: Alternative steering methods.
baz gets em for mecrushedlizard wrote:Gem, where do you get your avatars from? They should become a permanent feature of this site!
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Re: Alternative steering methods.
Was it one of those feet-forward type bikes?
FSJ or something? Wouldn't surprise me if they have something like that for steering...
FSJ or something? Wouldn't surprise me if they have something like that for steering...
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Re: Alternative steering methods.
dont think this is what u meant, but dont it look cool? and i cant see any handlebars
suzuki biplane (concept)

please suzuki, build it build it!
suzuki biplane (concept)

please suzuki, build it build it!
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Re: Alternative steering methods.
RedexRobB wrote:we need one of thoseemoticaons funnily enough.
Don't forget people there is more to the zxr400 than this forum... check out www.zxrworld.co.uk also.
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Re: Alternative steering methods.
Bum holes. I just spent 10 minutes wording the funniest and wittiest post, then somehow managed to delete it.
Anyway, I do remember the bike and will make it my lifes work proving it exists.
The steering was like two joysticks and the bikes looked like the bikes on Battlestar Galactica(the series) (the first series).
Come to think of it, that may have been where I saw it.
i'll get me coat and my hat.
Anyway, I do remember the bike and will make it my lifes work proving it exists.
The steering was like two joysticks and the bikes looked like the bikes on Battlestar Galactica(the series) (the first series).
Come to think of it, that may have been where I saw it.
i'll get me coat and my hat.
Action is the antidote to despair.
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Re: Alternative steering methods.
dont let the door hit you on the way out...
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Re: Alternative steering methods.
Taxi for Brett!
gem
gem
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Don't forget people there is more to the zxr400 than this forum... check out www.zxrworld.co.uk also.


