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I love the look of that, however that is about all. I can imagine what it is like to ride fast on it. That motor in a Mk3 Seeley frame would not be all bad - you'd be able to get the weight well forward. I still believe the best motor to fit into a featherbed frame is the Manx. A 650/750 Triton can almost get there, however I would not attempt fitting the 880 JAP or Vincent motor. Even with a Triton you can find yourself going very quickly and have immense feelings of insecurity. I suggest that a lot about motorcycle racing lies in the bike creating rider confidence.

[QUOTE="acotrel, post: 237672, member: 4295"] I love the look of that, however that is about all. I can imagine what it is like to ride fast on it. That motor in a Mk3 Seeley frame would not be all bad - you'd be able to get the weight well forward. I still believe the best motor to fit into a featherbed frame is the Manx. A 650/750 Triton can almost get there, however I would not attempt fitting the 880 JAP or Vincent motor. Even with a Triton you can find yourself going very quickly and have immense feelings of insecurity. I suggest that a lot about motorcycle racing lies in the bike creating rider confidence. [/QUOTE]

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