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Okay, I've had a hell of a time stumping this group lately with my "Moto Mania Trivia" selections... Damn, you guys are just *TOO* sharp!

Maybe I can get ya' with this one!

It's another single-cylinder beauty... And no, it's not some wild, one-off special, but actually a bike you can order and buy today... and actually has been in production since 1999.

Anybody recognize this one?


















Light, torquey, highest quality components, and gorgeous to look at... Would you like to own one?

Well, you can... You can even order one *ONLINE*!!!

Good Luck!

Cheers!

Dallara

don't know what it is but I want one

Hang tight, Rainmaker...

You can get one, and pretty easy. Just watch this thread for when (and if) somebody identifies it correctly and I will post some info about it and how to order one up!

Cheers!

Dallara

MZ

Nope, Guest1...

Not an MZ... But keep on tryin'!

Cheers!

Dallara

BORILE

B500CR and B500MT
Italian.
Uses a modified speedway engine

A Harley C-Rod?

478cc Nails It!

Damn... In less than an hour, too! Okay, guys... I'm going ot have start going back to the bizarre Japanese and European prototypes if you are gonna' get these so easily...

Anyway, yes... The bike pictured is a Borile B-500-CR. The MY is a completely different model form the same maker, and I will post a couple of pics of it at the bottom of this post.

Indeed, the engine was derived from a Speedway powerplant, but has been highly developed from there so that now it is a thoroughly reliable, useable day-to-day source of thrust. The bikes are ultra-light and use premium quality stuff, but yet are artistic masterpieces in true Italian fashion. Umberto Borile is a talented designer, but also a master fabricator and mechanic. He carves these works of art out in a village called VO', on the Venetian Plain among vineyards...

And yes, you can buy one... All it takes is money, and not really that much considering the bike's stunning beauty.

If you want one, or more info, just click here:

http://www.borile.it/

Check out the "Bikes" section and you will see where you can "Buy It Online"...

Here's a couple of pics of Umberto's Borile's equally ravishing B-500-MT








Great work, 478cc!

Cheers!

Dallara