Motorcycle

[enjenjo]

How would you like to ride this

[58 Yeoman]

Not me. He only rides it in a straight line with his back an inch or so away from the rear wheel. He could've saved a lot of money and put on a B&S 5hp engine, as he looks like he's afraid to open up the throttle.

I know, I know...it wasn't meant to be practical, but to me, that's the point. Why spend the time and money for something that you can't use. My buddy put a 400hp small block in a '53 Austin. Again, impractical, but at least he can drive it.

[kb426]

Lack of suspension travel for rough roads.

[UGLY OLDS]

Not for me .....No training wheels ....  :oops:

Bob....

[idrivejunk]

Dat man cray-cray :!:    

Art you can ride... sort of. :?

:-}

[58 Yeoman]

Well, duh! He must've built it for the Salt Flats.

[enjenjo]

T biggest problem I can see, when you turn the front wheel contact is no longer on the centerline, so gravity will try to high side it on just about any turn. Also with no suspension, it has solid rubber tires.

[butch27]

That just looks scary crazy

[Mac]

How would you like to ride this

A work of art. A feet of engineering. Cool. Bada$$. Amazing... but that's where it ends. Now keep it on display.


I like this one better and it's almost 90 years old.