Thank you for the encouraging words, it means a lot to me and I'll continue with my work or my hobby because it's very enjoyable.
Yes I've seen some videos of these bikes and they're so unusual looking that they look really cool. It's nice to see something out of the ordinary every once in awhile because it catches your eye.Jesse James's Radial Hell Aero bike powered by a 7-cylinder Rotec radial aircraft engine is also a beast that needs no transmission, it has a scrub wheel which directly mounts to and spins the rear tire with the textured tube. Incredible workmanship, you can't hit the ground leaning this over, unless you roll off the tires. Might be an interesting project, no one has made one. I don't know why he didn't put brakes on either, I have too many miles on bikes, they should not be ridden without brakes, especially front brakes.
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Thanks my friend, appreciate the encouraging words. As far as how my new bike project will look, time will tell on that but I'm keeping my fingers crossed!That engine reclines at around 2400 r.p.m., which means, right off idle, you have full torque and full horse power. No transmission was necessary, which sheer brute force, it lunges forward. Interesting pick. You will do it justice. As far as your trike, it got a lot of looks, maybe not responses, but a lot of views. It also came out great!!
This bike was more of a work of art. No front or rear brakes, it relied on the engine to slow it down, and it didn't handle well, but it sparked the imagination, which is what art does, especially art you can ride.
