Radial bike

[hemibee]

I'd like to ride it once. . . well maybe twice. But you know there is a beagle sitting on a dog house looking for this bike.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hirsRnytTkU&sns=em


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[Bonnie79D]

COOL

 

[Silli]

.........

 

[DaveM]

Wonder if they even get a mile on a tank of gas

 

[Silli]

Torgue reaction?? Eek!

 

[Sea Dog]

Engineering excellence and art all in one. That thing must fly

 

[Dr. Q]

Wow! Great looking ride. I feel like that fan blade on the front has an Indiana Jones moment or potential if you get in a bar fight! Don't accidentally stick a hand in there.
Dr. Q

 

[Rocky]

Whatever floats your boat I guess, but you have to admire the engineering.

 

[Mad On Triumphs]

I wonder what the 0 to oblivion speed is. You've got to hand it to them, very clever people indeed.

 

[harper6t]

This is not the first or the only radial engined motorcycle, google it and see how many loonies there are out there, probably the only production radial was the Megola from 1922 had a radial engine in the front wheel.http://www.city-data.com/forum/moto...93-1922-front-drive-radial-engine-megola.html

 

[DaveM]

The amount of cash that must have been used on a bike you cannot actually ride is scary

 

[hemibee]

Whaca you talking 'bout Willis? He made it all the way around the parking lot.




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[CarlS]

Every year, there are a couple of radial engined bikes at Daytona's bike week. I have not ridden one; but I have heard them run and seen them ridden. I love radial engines - but not for a motorcycle.

 

[Rocky]

I'm with you on that one Carl!
The place for a radial engine is up in the sky.
But you have to admire the genius(?) of the mind that can visualize, plan and fabricate such a creation.

 

[CarlS]

Yes, the engineering and craftsmanship are astounding. I admire that.

 

[Rocky]

I guess, when you stop and think about it, it's men and women with minds like that who have brought us the amazing technical and mechanical world we live in today.

 

[CarlS]

No doubt about that.