Has anyone ever built a straight 6 motorcycle?

[RichO]

Eric

I seen it at Davenport, Oly, or Rhinebeck sometime ago. They did a story of finding it in Walnecks or maybe Kanter had something to do with it. It's back east somewhere. I seen it on a trailer with more than enough patina. Yes Fred I've seen the machine you keep bringing up. He did a masterful job I might add and I just did.

[redfred84]

http://classic-mopeds.crazy-box-berl...1_first_6.html
This just in from one of my Scandanavian buddies.
A Spanish version.

[Chris Haynes]

This is the bike I was talking about. It is definitely a 230 Chevy six. He later started manufacturing them with Chevy 4 cylinder engines.

[redfred84]

OK, this is the one I was thinking that you were thinking of. I like the Spanish version better. I'm not really a chev guy.
RF.

[BPK!!]

Heres a video of my 1935 VL/V8-sadly its been destroyed in a fire over in Australia last year!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vtq1Ga_DYms
BPK!!

[sirhrmechanic]

Do you have more pictures (stills) of that? Especially frame changes/stretch?

How did you do the power train? That bike is amazing! The "Honest Charley" V8 was pretty cool, but yours hit it out of the park.

Cheers,

Sirhr

[BPK!!]

Sirhr,
Send your email address and I'll forward what pic's I do have-BPK!!

[rwm]

[DDA1941]

6/11/2011

amca mag. Vol. 31 4th qtr. 1992, pp. 10 herbert j. Ottaway built an indian 6 cyl. One off
amca mag. Vol. 44 1st qtr. 2005, pp. 28 herbert j. Ottaway and his indian 6 cy.

[sirhrmechanic]

Tell me that wasn't at Rhinebeck today.... Here I sit in pouring rain and it's sunny and gorgeous in that picture.

Amazing bike!

Cheers and thanks for posting,

Sirhr

[FUUN063]

Dick Winger also had an inline 6 cylinder until his unfortunate passing last year. I really miss him.

Leland