Motorcycle puzzle

[overfifty]

I know I've seen a puzzle of a motorcycle but despite my best efforts can't find a site that sells the pattern. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thank you, Barry.

[Martin]

Is this any good. Not perfect, I know, but you could easily alter it to suit before cutting. Should print at about 6.5" x 3.5"

[EIEIO]

Martin - I like that one. Thanks for the pattern.

[overfifty]

Thank you Martin. Not the one I was looking for but I'll take it. Cheers, Barry.

[Martin]

I just realised that it's no good as it is, it splits down the middle, so I've redone it.

[Merlin]

Thanks Martin a nice looking bike puzzle
But I have a wee problem with the d/load, If I Right click on the picture to show in New Tab the picture is bigger and I can copy it to Inkscape and such but this time all I get is a Black rectangle.
And if I click on the File beneath the picture It saves to my D/Load Folder and I can't open PHP files.
any suggestions please

***Merlin***

[Martin]

Merlin, have you tried left clicking the link? I can download it that way. I don't know why it's black if you open in another tab as it's white if I do it. I'm uploading again as a jpg instead of png. If you still can't get it, PM your email address and I'll email it to you.

[Merlin]

Thanks for the reply.
Yes Left clicking always did work, done some testing and when I first left click on the D/load link it works but if I do it again (say two days later) it D/loads a file with the name "index (1).php"
Could never figure it out, but I think I have now, the index file can be opened in Libre and the microsoft picture viewer which I have never been able to do before.
I think it's those computer gremlins again (possibly an old bugger that don't understand computers)  

***Merlin***

PS just tried again and it didn't open in Libre this time but is in microsoft picture viewer. Go figure .

[EIEIO]

Here's my cutting in 1" thick Birch, 10.75" long. The 4 1/2 year old could assemble it without trouble. The single neck connection at the top of the front fork is a little loose so this one is a low rider. Might be good to add a locking shape to hold the rear wheel in tighter. Thanks Martin.