Big Frame-What size sprocket?
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at that size, i dont think anyone would even notice a motor. that bike would look cool with a vintage looking steam engine though. oversized Steampunk?
That really would be cool. Like some thing from the remake movie of "Wild, wild west"
http://sp.theyoungriderstv.net/wordpress/?p=79
http://sp.theyoungriderstv.net/wordpress/?p=79
That's a great build!
...seems they didn't even bother to wrap a garden hose around those rims for a cushion...
I'd like to see video of them.
rc
...seems they didn't even bother to wrap a garden hose around those rims for a cushion...
I'd like to see video of them.
rc
I was sure that was a photoshop deal. But looking at the forks, could this be a real bike?
Another case of heights not being dangerous, it's stopping that kills.....
Another case of heights not being dangerous, it's stopping that kills.....
But seriously, you might want to consider a 4-stroke for the torque... takes a lot to get that rear wheel rolling.
A mix between Jay Leno's Blastoline Special and the bike from Wild Wild West... Exactly
A mix between Jay Leno's Blastoline Special and the bike from Wild Wild West... Exactly
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Would have been funnier if the guy in back would have been wearing a Ronald McDonald costume cause the front guy looks like the Burger King.
Tom
Tom
I was thinking diesel, maybe, G2. LOL, if yer gonna do some thing that crazy... Might want full suspension though. For the vibrations.
Tom, keeps making me think of your V8; http://motorbicycling.com/showpost.php?p=472032&postcount=6
That would be funny!
Ha, that V8 is priceless... I also agree with Dan, if you're going to go off the wall that far. You might as well think out of the kit, maybe a small propane forklift motor? Don't forget the jackshaft!
