The Egli-Vincent is compact and light, however this is quite a bold way to transport it…
November 13, 2014 10:26 pm
The genuine place of a motorbike is on the road or the track. However, in some circumstances you need to tow your bike, holidays with all family, track days…
Among the most straight forward are the Trailers, the bed of a pick-up truck (in US) or a van (everywhere else). Here is a new option that I would not have thought about it….
The Egli-Vincent is compact and light, however this is quite a bold way to transport it…
Trailer and classic van, looks better than the truck in the background doesn’t it?
Photo © Patrick Douki
With a sports car , a Ferrari Dino 208 or 308 GT is I am not mistaking? Note the trailer registration.
In a Van or MPV, the classic way and the fastest way to drive long distance.
In the bed of a pickup truck, the American way
For Purists only, a fast track delivery van has to be a Vincent. That’s the way Patrick Godet goes.
I also posted a few months ago a few humoristic pictures that worth a recall….
The trunk lid of this Mini Cooper looks perfect for this extended use
Do not forget the set of slicks and wet tires, important for racing
Superbe Norton Manx
Poor bug !
Must be fun to fit this Ducati (250?) in, knowing that there is no hatch on this bug.
An AJS dirt bike. Sounds like the Beetle was a pretty good plan for light bikes!
Not a motorcycle, but I love this one. You need to be bloody confident in your engineering skills to do that…
Another one sent by Bruce Metcalfe.
Who will tell what car and what bike is that?
Posted by Philippe Guyony
Categories: Egli-Vincent, Ton-Up Culture
Tags: Black Lightning, Black Shadow, Cafe Racer, Egli, egli-vincent, Fritz Egli, Godet, Manx, Patrick Godet
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The Dino Ferrari 208/308 towing a trailer full of Vincent’s is a sight . But the one that does it for me is Godet’s bike in a sidecar rig ! The only thing I’ve seen to equal that being a Ducati Diavel owner in Aspen , Colorado that has a built on rack on the back to haul around his $20k Cipollini racing bicycle 😉
By TJ Martin on November 14, 2014 at 12:32 pm
Here’s another one http://i223.photobucket.com/albums/dd278/BMM_016/Buell%20Transport.jpg
By Bruce Metcalf on October 1, 2016 at 5:29 am