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Do you think they'll miss it if you come home on it?

 

Looks nice n original, ride it home

 

Nah! The roads are to wet.

 

My dream bike. All I need is that big lottery win

 

Do those forks make my butt look fat?

 

I think the marketing department at Meridian must have been drinking magic mushroom tea when they came up with that as an idea, glad they did though, such a cool bike.

 

BUGGER!!

 

Craig Vetter was the American designer for those that might not know

 

Just wanna say 3 letters
BSA .Lol

 

The original 1969 rocket three changed into the Hurricane by Vetter

 

And the fairings behind the bike are the original "Windjammer" designed and fabricated by Vetter. I always thought they looked the business and so had one of the rather shameless, British copies ("Comaco Pantera" - made by a Southampton based company, IIRC) fitted to an XS750 DOHC in 1978.

In reality it made the iffy handling of the XS into something even less impressive and didn't do very much to improve the abysmal fuel consumption, either! Not a bike I greatly miss - it was certainly not as good as the GS850 that replaced it!

 

I had a custom BSA A10 with the steel liner from the Hurricane tank on it back in the 80s ....whish i had kept it.

 

A Triumph/BSA or BSA/Triumph...but a pretty nice bit of design for back in the day.

 

lol even with an ugly exhaust pipe

 

750cc BSA Rocket 3 engine in a custom designed bike with a Triumph logo on the tank and marketed as a Triumph Hurricane. And about as practical as an ashtray on the handlebars due to a small petrol tank and a thirsty engine. Usually to be found being marketed at around the £20,000 mark in the UK, if you can find one.

 

Known as a "Beezumph" designed by craig vetter.

 

Nothing that special about them bar the styling and rarity, just a BSA version of the the T160 engine different cases same internals with a four speed rather than a five speed box.