What is this?

[l1v32r1d3BmX]

So ive been driving by this bike and its been in the same place for about 2-3 years any one know what it is? it looks like a replica because of the parts. it also only had 36 km on the odometer, and i think chinese writing on a cap.

Thanks!

Pablo C

 

[Colin1]

I can't believe
there isn't a stamping or decal somewhere on that bike that will tell you the manufacturer

 

[l1v32r1d3BmX]

i looked but i didnt see anything im gonna go in a bit to check in the day time, i think its a CJ 750

 

[Capt. Vick]

Dude...aaaahhhh...it's a motorcycle....

 

[RabidAlien]

Dangit, Cap'n, I was gonna go there!!! Crap. Now I'm all outta bad puns.

 

[Aaron Brooks Wolters]

It looks like a copy of a BMW with the way the engine is layed out but I am really not sure.

 

[Njaco]

Kawasaki Ki-61?

 

[vikingBerserker]

The rear end looks similar to a couple of older Indian Cycles. Is there a sidecar attached?

 

[rgallant]

Check this site out

cj750.net:::ww2 index

The frame looks right, it may be missing the cylinder end covers if they were just cosmetic. forget that dug a little deeper

here you go

http://www.cj750.net/sitepics/60s/m72_01/mw66_8035.jpg

 

[Shinpachi]

Please let me translate what's on the cap as per the attached image.

'Ningbo' comes from Ningbo City in China which is famous for automotive parts makers.
As you may know, CJ-750 was manufactured being based on Soviet Union's IMZ-M72.
IMZ-M72 was based on BMW-R71.

Thanks.