monocoque flat tracker.

[firko]

 Here's a unique flat tracker. I believe these monocoques were made in California in the early seventies. It looks like a later Kawasaki swingarm R6 forks and YSS shocks are later additions. She's not the prettiest girl in the class.                                                      
                                                   

[mitch75]

A WW2 fighter plane paint job would look good.

[Tahitian_Red]

Looks like someone built a fuel tank, then could not afford a frame, so they attached a motor to the tank. 

[Curly3]

Pig ugly but interesting, thinking outside the square.
Actually, he used his square too much.

[mick25]

Looks like something out of the mad max movie
hes likes pop rivets to  every one to there own

[firko]

Here's a RT2 powered version which I reckon would have been the trickest thing on the planet in 1974. This (and I suspect the above flat tracker) were made by a guy named Don Haagstadt in Brisbane California.
                                                     
                                                       
                                                       
                                                       

[Tim754]

 Thinks they (especially the RT one) would be certainly lighter than some other after market flat track frames. Just not as awesome as Hagon's or Egli's alloy beauties.

[firko]

This is Alan Jones' VE Hagon Yamaha 500TT monocoque. It's much lighter than it looks and works pretty well. Alan also has Hagon LTR monocoque speedway and grass track tackle.
                                                  

[Tim754]

Ok getting off thread and it may not be a dirt bike but the photo was named as an alloy tube framed Hagon/Weslake supercharged.... yes how I would love to have a sprint on this!!!!

[Curly3]

There's my mount for when we get the Dirt Drags happening.

[Stan S]

                                                  

Mark, were the rear pegs and duck on the swing arm standard Hagon equipment on that model? 

Regards Stan.

[Dutch]

Here is a Hagon monocoque sidecar for grasstrack racing

[Dutch]

This is the Fictitious monocoque grass / longtrack-bike made by Steve Prentice (UK) some years ago

[firko]

Hagon JAP LTR monocoque at todays Gatton Swapmeet .....apologies to FAT-TOY for borrowing the photo.
                                                 

[firko]

And yet another, a McLaren Suzuki trials bike
                                                             
                                                             
                                                                                                                            thanks to Gus Preim for the photos