Prairiehammer

Umm, Tooch? Is your year a typo? My source says it is a 1958. But your says 1949-1950. Your pictured bike is an identical photo as mine, except for the text description. I think you are correct. So you won this round. What is your offering for us to find? http://www.motos.online.br.com/pictures/motors/normal/Ariel-FH650-Huntmaster-1958.jpg

Come on in, Rob. The water is fine! Play along.

Remember...year, make and model.

1961 Capriolo Turismo 100 http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-wmNq4IaZvxE/TttqQwhLPPI/AAAAAAAAQ4A/cSIOonx0bMw/s1600/capriolo.jpg http://www.midamericaauctions.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/201A_1-INGRAM-NEW-1961-Capriolo-100-Turismo-NEW.jpg

Nope, sorry, incorrect on both counts. It is a 1932, 250cc.

A SR400 is NEWS? They been selling that thing since 1978 or so? http://prostobike.com/upload/SR400/78.jpg

Enlightened...

1955 (or so) Triumph/TWN Boss, split-single 1 cylinder 350 cc . http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/c/c6/Triumph_Boss.jpg/800px-Triumph_Boss.jpghttp://www.vintagebike.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/gallery/twn/twn-boss-350cc-2-760x570.jpghttp://i1.ytimg.com/vi/G5JQSVTetrE/maxresdefault.jpg

Very good!

Nope, not a Zedel engine. Nope not Swiss made Condor. Another hint: the manufacturer was based in Dresden.

Finally! I've found a motorcycle you need a hint to guess. Doesn't happen very often. Hint: It is indeed a small German manufacturer. Five hundred cubic centimeters. Engine is made by MAG.

MM is the Roman numeral for 2000.

This might be tough, then again, maybe not.

Suzuki Crosscage You were right...less than thirty seconds. "The Suzuki Crosscage concept bike from 2007 uses hybrid electric hydrogen fuel cell motor and is now a working prototype. " http://cdn.rideapart.com/images/suzuki-crosscage03.jpghttp://images.machinedesign.com/images/archive/72739motorcycle_00000050992.gif

I already posted a bike for someone to guess. It don't run on hydrogen, though. Just curious...are you on a desktop, laptop, tablet or smartphone? I'm gonna say you are viewing these threads on a phone, 'cuz you miss some posts.

Old! Duh! Ya think?

Dave Akhurst Greenfly, a heavily modified XT500 Yamaha, LPG fueled. It makes a lazy 30-odd horsepower and Akhurst figures he gets around 70mpg - compared to roughly 50mpg from a standard late 70s XT. http://www.thebikergene.com/custom-bikes/dave-akhursts-greenfly-the-lpg-powered-custom-motorcycle/ http://www.thebikergene.com/gallery/zen/i.php?a=Greenfly%20LPG&i=Greenfly-01.jpg&w=500&h= http://www.thebikergene.com/gallery/cache/Greenfly%20LPG/Greenfly-20.jpg_w500.jpg

Hope you enjoyed your day. Happy Birfday, Don, from Deb and I.

Noisy?

That is a circa 1934 "The Field" steam powered motorcycle. http://www.steamcar.net/field-2/field-2-24.jpghttp://www.steamcarassociation.org.uk/Lightbox2/Field/Field011full.jpg

We use our helmet locks. Did this LED light make the helmet locks unusable?

Dream about this:

I'll bet! Go to sleep. What is it, like, 4:00 AM there?

MTT 420R Turbine http://www.brocksperformance.com/brocknm/articlefiles/13_1015_mtt_10.jpghttp://www.clicktop10.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/MTT-Turbine-Streetfighter.jpg

Correct! Again! How did you find it so quickly? http://images.gizmag.com/hero/vyrus-987-c3-4v.jpg