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Quick question... does anybody out there know the true story behind the Vincent "Black Widow"? I have heard some people say that it never actually existed, and that the whole thing is just urban legend. Others have said that a handful of them were built before the company went under in 1955. I know that Vincent made about 30 "Black Lightnings" based on the Black Shadow format, but I have never seen a photo of the Black Widow.
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Anybody have some solid info? Anybody actually seen one?
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Yes, the "Black Widow" DOES exist (somewhere)I actually SAW one back in the early '70's. In fact, it was 1973, the year I paid $1200 for my '63 Panhead, that I'm still riding today!
It was the FIRST time I saw a 5-digit price tag on a USED bike, and it still sold to some LUCKY bugger the very next day!
Many a heart was broken the day Vincent went belly-up! Even some hard-core Harley riders I know shed a few alligator tears at the demise of this classic legend!
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They did indeed exist. I saw a special on Speedvision (I think..) about these great and rare bikes. Could have also been on Discovery or TLC -- try the web sites for these channels.What is the Pointiac Roadstar?
Everything you wanted to know about the Vincent Motorcycle:http://www.thevincent.com/vinprod.html...
Never saw one but yeah I think they were real. I have driven a Shadow however, and if the Widow is anything like that beast, the name is well chosen. An excellent bike to kill yourself on. All power, no brakes, quite unruly.
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