but has anyone actually done a 13b bike? If someone can make a boss hoss, a 13b should be possible.

 

Hiya from one baldy to another

I believe a few of the Van Veens had Mazda engines in (most had NSU engines)

http://www.monito.com/wankel/motorcycles.html

It would be good to see a modern day Mazda powered bike though, wouldnt it?



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My Norton Rotaries Webpage

 

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Click here for Rotary (Motorcycle) Owners Club

 

While I was in NAPA the other day picking up some parts for my project car, the guy behind the counter noticed my Nopistons hoodie and took out a picture of his bike.



He has a Suzuki RE-5. He says he hasn't ridden it in over 2 years but now he's excited to get started on it. I thought that was pretty cool. It's a pretty rare bike no?



So this bike has a 500cc single rotor motor?

 

The Norton 588 engine was developed from the single rotor 294cc DKW engine (2x294cc=588cc). Norton did make a single rotor engine but not for use in bikes. They made a range of single and twin rotor engines for use in both unmanned spy/target 'drones' and in manned light aircraft. Nortons aero engines are still made today in Germany.

The Suzuki was a 500cc single rotor.

 

http://www.rotohak.com/



this thing is pretty cool

 

<span style='font-size:21pt;line-height:100%'>MENTAL!! lol

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suzuki re-5 made 1975-76, perifferial port single rotor, 500cc about 68 hp, 82 ftlbs tq. good fun not super fast, but realy torquy for a 70's bike. it weighs asbout 650 lbs dry, heavy, even for a harley....and yea, i own one...