Not quite nostalgia I know(or racing for that matter),but you techno types out there may be interested in this most unconventional machine bearing a much loved name.Copy and paste this link.
http://www.tmxnews.c...bike/index.html
ATB HW
The return of OSSA
Started by
Herr Wankel
, Nov 17 2009 09:40
2 replies to this topic
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Ray Oldam
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Posted 17 November 2009 - 19:51
Herr,
Interesting! At first glance it looks like a partly assembled trials bike (with the tank, seat, head and barrel missing!), but the design makes a lot of sense - everything tucked away, lots of ground clearance and minimal restrictions on the rider moving around. Lots of little innovations in the Ossa tradition, and beautifully finished too. I don't think it will be long before others copy it!
All the best.
Ray
Interesting! At first glance it looks like a partly assembled trials bike (with the tank, seat, head and barrel missing!), but the design makes a lot of sense - everything tucked away, lots of ground clearance and minimal restrictions on the rider moving around. Lots of little innovations in the Ossa tradition, and beautifully finished too. I don't think it will be long before others copy it!
All the best.
Ray
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Coupe Kawasaki
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Posted 17 November 2009 - 20:51
Herr,
Interesting! At first glance it looks like a partly assembled trials bike (with the tank, seat, head and barrel missing!), but the design makes a lot of sense - everything tucked away, lots of ground clearance and minimal restrictions on the rider moving around. Lots of little innovations in the Ossa tradition, and beautifully finished too. I don't think it will be long before others copy it!
All the best.
Ray
This one has made me rethink some road two stroke designs too now Herr
I wish I were blasting over the Col D'Aspe! 
Instead of waiting for winter 
David
