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I left a reply under a different account but that has mysteriously disappeared... this image is AI generated or manipulated.

-Indistinct writing on side panel and helmet -Extra front brake caliper. While this kind of mod is certainly possible, this one does not appear to be attached to anything, and has no hydraulic line running to it -Feet hovering over nothing. I don't know why AI has trouble with this, but I see it omitting footpegs a lot -The engine seems photorealistic at first but the longer you look at it this less it makes sense. The valve cover in particular has a weird illogical shape

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2023 CFMOTO 450SR S

Source: abdul_rabby___

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1966-1967 Triumph TR6

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2007-2011 Harley-Davidson VRSCDX Night Rod Special

サイファーが古いティンマニでラグナのコラムを発見→ウィンヒルってどこだ？（憧れの）ラグナの大事な場所に興味津々→俺行ったことあるぜ！ウィンヒルってのはさ～以下物知りゼル発動→案内しろ っていう経緯があったんだと思います

Seifer found Laguna's column in an old TimberManiacs →

Where's Winhill? (He is curious about Laguna's important place) →

I've been there! Winhill is - (abbreviated)→

You're gonna show me the way.

I think that's how it happened.

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What's the name of this bike?

This ask has been stuck in my inbox for ages - I knew it was there but I was unable to see it. For some reason, it's now finally visible? Anyways!

This is a 1972+ Kawasaki H1 or H2, two-stroke triples that were either 500cc or 750cc. I don't know if it's possible to narrow it down further than that - it does have a disc brake which means it's not older.

I wanna point out something that I appreciate - the artist paid close attention to the reference, because this has a detail that anybody could easily miss. The right fork has mounting holes for a brake caliper that isn't there - but this is accurate to how the bikes came. You could actually buy a right-hand brake assembly as an accessory if you wanted.

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1980-1983 Suzuki GS????GL

Definitely an 8-valve GS, definitely a cruiser-style, definitely a shaft drive.

dykes and their cars by chloe sherman

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motorcyclist ych

Sb 340eur

Ab 420eur

Comment to bid!!

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2010 Yamaha R125

A week old idea finally drawn up!

Suletta celebrating her birthday with Miorine - just riding around town.

*This was posted on my Twitter page for SulemioWeek23

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2004-2007 Honda Big Ruckus PS250

[tk92]

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2013-2016 2013-2015 Honda CBR500R

(thanks to @molerat for the correction)

Actually this is all that needs to be seen from that video

Manliest sport bike rider

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2013-2019 BMW R1200GS

1989-1992 Honda VFR400R NC30

Figured she might not be much of a car person anyway

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2007-2009 Kawasaki Z1000

It's not dead-on, because there are some simplifications and some added flair, but it's pretty good I think! The wave rotor and 3 spoke wheel screams Kawasaki to me, and the headlight looks very much inspired by the Z-series. Only the Z1000 had three spoke wheels, the smaller bikes all had... nicer wheels, for some reason.

It is a little funny to me that the tiny little rear fender is still there. It seems like Nightwing is rolling without turn signals or a license plate, so it's just hanging out there like the price tag on a jacket. Note to artists: when looking for things to simplify, especially on a sportsbike, you can just remove the rear fender 95% of the time and it will be completely fine.

The beauty of Vasco Georgiev’s Nightwing

Batman: Urban Legends #22

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2012 Harley-Davidson VRSCDX Night Rod Special

Biker Applejack by ~JourneyCurl

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btw apologies for any motorcycle unrelated posts that frequently show up. it is horrifically difficult for me to stop from mixing up this blog and my main blog

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Putting this up here temporarily while I work on it

Think this could be a Triumph Speed Twin? This could also be based on a custom that mixes parts from different bikes

Motorcyclist ych doodle page

Sb 250eur

Ab 320eur

Any bodytype , species etc

End in like one day

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question for artists: which of the below motorcycles do you think would be easier for you to draw

Fine print: -Comments/replies are welcome -I'm not planning on asking anybody to draw either, this isn't a trap it's just for science -Answer as if YOU personally were going to make a reasonable* effort to draw either -I want to leave "reasonable" up to the reader, but I guess at minimum I want to say a non-agonizing amount of work. We're definitely not talking about a photorealistic painting

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tagged in replies by @a7-notebook

This is one of:

1994-1998 Ducati 916 1999-2002 Ducati 996 1994-2002 Ducati 748

It's impossible to differentiate between the three at a distance. You might be able to narrow it down if the wheels are more clearly visible. Also, it is definitely NOT a Ducati 998 - it lacks the air ducts in the side fairings that this bike has. The signature headlights are not visible, but I'm 100% sure this is what was referenced due to the arrangement of the ducts on the fairing.

It could very well be a monoposto because that's slightly cooler and I presume it makes sense in context.