Looks like a Brooks saddle. Guessing the angle was the least of his concerns.
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Looks like a Brooks saddle. Guessing the angle was the least of his concerns.
Gun is a Fiat Revelli. Did Brooks export to Italy?
The bike itself is a curiosity - appears to fold in half and features a rear suspension. Wonder what that tube on the fork is…
Well the utility belt is a very versatile thing, showing it’s developmental heritage in this thread is pretty cool.
Haven't even started to think of the gun turret aka safari windows possibilities
I agree 100% and am enjoying the path it is taking
I am from the Navy Family... so I might see you back at the snorkel guys...happy motoring
I think it is a Berthoud saddle
But are these the same?
With the springs - I think they are Brookes Flyers
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I’ve been thinking of some sort of arrangement like this myself. Not necessarily for a fuel tank. But maybe sand ladders or water tank. Trying to come up with some ideas for fitting vertically orientated cargo channel between the utility belt and the gutter rail over the back side panels of the vehicle. Really looking forward to coming up with novel storage solutions utilising the internal and external utility rails, once I get the vehicle in my handsSo back on topic...more ideas as to how it can be used, hung off guttering or clamped to the tie down bars:
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Spare Wheel Cover with Lockable Compartment for Mercedes Gwagen
All aluminum spare wheel cover for standard or oversized off-road tires. PLEASE NOTE: 18" Spare Wheel Cover is permanently sold out. We are in the process of updating the design, stay tuned....Spare Wheel cover PRO - product page coming soon. It features a lockable storage compartment for...
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Frontrunner exampleI’ve been thinking of some sort of arrangement like this myself. Not necessarily for a fuel tank. But maybe sand ladders or water tank. Trying to come up with some ideas for fitting vertically orientated cargo channel between the utility belt and the gutter rail over the back side panels of the vehicle. Really looking forward to coming up with novel storage solutions utilising the internal and external utility rails, once I get the vehicle in my hands
Good info thanks.
