The Digby Fire Truck Rally was incredible!
Get your Tickets on Friday June 29th at Sobey's.
Last chance to win 30 lbs of live lobster! Draw to be held on Sunday July 1st!
SUNDAY JULY 15
Registration: 11:00 12:00
Run starts at: 12:00
Starts at the Scallop Shell Gas Station, Hwy 303, Digby, NS
Prizes and BBQ at the end of the run.
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Run starts at: 12:00
Starts at the Scallop Shell Gas Station, Hwy 303, Digby, NS
Prizes and BBQ at the end of the run.
Twin Trax
Leaving for a moment the unusual name of this garage and just looking
at this, their “TwinTrax” motorcycle design from 2011, it’s difficult
to know how to categorize their style.
The TwinTrax uses dual Harley-Davidson/ S&S Evolution engines with a 1.35ltr capacity each giving the bike a total of 2.7ltrs, which seems slightly absurd but not entirely unattractive.
Each of those engines produce 80hp and the bike’s total weight is 400kgs, meaning that each engine is pulling about 40% less weight than it would be if it was sitting in a stock Harley. Although information on this bike is scarce I think it’s safe to guess that it’s inspired by vintage drag racing motorcycles, many of which used a twin-engine set up with a long centre beam allowing the rider to lay almost flat.
The minimal fairings all feel like they could
have been pulled from a current year KTM (they weren’t, I checked) and
the titanium colour choice gives the bike an etherial, almost futuristic
feel. Whilst the styling and design of this bike isn’t really my cup of
tea I do have a great deal of respect for it and although I wouldn’t
want to ride the TwinTrax for more than about a quarter mile, I have a
feeling that’s exactly what it was made for.
The TwinTrax uses dual Harley-Davidson/ S&S Evolution engines with a 1.35ltr capacity each giving the bike a total of 2.7ltrs, which seems slightly absurd but not entirely unattractive.
Each of those engines produce 80hp and the bike’s total weight is 400kgs, meaning that each engine is pulling about 40% less weight than it would be if it was sitting in a stock Harley. Although information on this bike is scarce I think it’s safe to guess that it’s inspired by vintage drag racing motorcycles, many of which used a twin-engine set up with a long centre beam allowing the rider to lay almost flat.
French Racer
Rollin for the Colon!
Presented by
Yarmouth and Area Rollin for Colon Society
Email: info@yarmouthrollinforcolon.com
July 20th, 21st, and 22nd
Riders come together to help out Digby Fire Crew.
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