http://atlanta.craigslist.org/nat/bik/3745805538.html
I'd ride it. Be better with a solid axle for the prerequisite wheelies.
http://atlanta.craigslist.org/nat/bik/3745805538.html
I'd ride it. Be better with a solid axle for the prerequisite wheelies.
Grtechguy wrote: No....this is tricycle of death:
This is also the tricycle of death.
Death by embarrassment.
AngryCorvair wrote:Grtechguy wrote: No....this is tricycle of death:that is the tricycle of AWESOME!
Umm... Is there someplace to put your legs, or does the amount of pure awesome just rip them directly from your hips the moment you blip the throttle?
David S. Wallens wrote:Grtechguy wrote: No....this is tricycle of death:Brakes?
Are for Bob Costas.
93EXCivic wrote: I have to admit one of these looks fun.
Are those the things they use on Nitro Circus? They DO look like fun. Especially the "Carbonated steel tubes."
The problem with all the others ( except perhaps the Can-Am) is that they lack the element of having the CG 2 feet above the wheels. The craigslist trike could probably kill you at 2mph, the other would get you to ridiculously high speeds before dispatching you.
Wait, did I call that a problem....?
Grtechguy wrote: No....this is tricycle of death:
I'm not sure that I've ever wanted anything so much in my entire life. I do have a spare SOHC CB750 engine. Hmmm...
93EXCivic wrote: I have to admit one of these looks fun.
WHERE CAN I BUY ONE OF THESE? I MUST HAVE ONE.
Thanks.
16vCorey wrote:Grtechguy wrote: No....this is tricycle of death:I'm not sure that I've ever wanted anything so much in my entire life. I do have a spare SOHC CB750 engine. Hmmm...
That trike is seriously cool. Any videos of it running?
Sky_Render wrote:93EXCivic wrote: I have to admit one of these looks fun.WHERE CAN I BUY ONE OF THESE? I MUST HAVE ONE. Thanks.
http://www.jgsbikes.com/Hillkicker-Pro-Adult-Drift-Big-Wheel-Adu-p/hk-pro.htm
You are all wrong.
The tricycle of death showed up at the GRM $2KX ($2008?) Challenge more than a few years ago. A go cart engine, small off road tires and a 5 1/2 ft welded hoop sissy bar with a spike. The brake was a pull handle that forced a metal plate onto one of the rear tires.
When it was unloaded, we all called it a death trap. Predictably, after a few parking lot beers, it was the coolest thing ever and we all took laps.
Then the ski rope showed up. I still remember a team member from Westside, cross stepping like you read about being pulled around the last downhill corner before being whipped into the fender of someone's Miata.
It was probably a good thing, because someone else showed up with one of the hotels luggage carts.
Yeah. The Challenge is awesome. I hate being deployed.
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