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Greeves 2010 On Youtube

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It lives!! Just need to wait for that pesky Ossa now...

Why do they have the Geordie doing the comentry, can't understand a word he says, he may as well be German.

The close up shots look like the bike is well manufactured, the blue wheel/dark mudguard don't do the overall look any favours but ofcourse can easily be changed for a production model.

The engine sounds just like my mates old '94 Gas Gas TX350.

Good luck to Greeves with this project. :)

  • 1 month later...
Not too impressive. :thumbup:

No,i'm not sure that close up of the underside of the swinging arm does it any favours- it appears to consist of 3 pieces of extruded U section welded together. Explains why they haven't risked trying to hang a side stand off it though..

Yeah I didn't like the look of that either.

And it's probably just me but why compromise the whole look of the bike with the old fashioned looking down-tube/girder at the front? Yes it looks 'traditional' but it also looks pants.

who is their test rider at 53 seconds? SS?

Christ you've got good eyesight Nige !.....It does 'look' like Mr. Saunders.

  • 1 month later...
I hope he isnt the development rider :rolleyes:

i was thinking the same lol!

I was interested to see what my 13 year old lad said without prompting him. First things he said were:

"What is it, an old Sherco?", "Is it new? it looks old fashioned", "Hmmm...not sure, it looks a bit strange to me"

Harsh words from the novice eye, but if a bike's to take off it's got to look the part.

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