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    1. 01-10-2010 #1
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      widow maker/bike

      this goes like 35 to 40 mph/a little shakey/lol check out the custom motor mount
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    2. 01-11-2010 #2
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      Pretty cool. I would strongly suggest some sort of belt guard, just in case.
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    3. 01-13-2010 #3
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      Naaaa, open primaries are cooL! LOL!
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    4. 01-13-2010 #4
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      you should see the looks this thing gets going down the street.i had it going about 40 today.it has 3 speeds.that was in first.you need the salt flats to run it out in 3rd/lol
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    5. 01-13-2010 #5
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      Dude, It needs some NAWS!
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      Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

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      Dude, It needs some NAWS!
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    7. 01-17-2010 #7
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      How many mpg do you think it will get?

      Guard that belt or your family jewels might get polished !

      You obviously are trying to find the torque limits of a Sturmey Archer 3 spd hub. It will be one long scary skid when it blows so be careful and set your clutch accordingly.
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    8. 01-17-2010 #8
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      I would just use a centrifical clutch w/ direct drive.

      You really don't need a 3spd on something like that.

      Still really cool though, I know I would stare if you rode it by.
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    9. 01-18-2010 #9
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      Is that a buell?

      ....Sorry buell owners.
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    10. 01-18-2010 #10
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      Really cool! I love it. I would suggest a cheap disc brake set-up!

      By the way... are you my neighbor? (LOL)
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      Yea, that would leave a nice little welt if the belt were to snap....lol
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      Looks like all the motor weight is off to the one side. Perpetual lean just to keep it upright. FAIL!
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      it gives the word "okified" a whole new meaning...
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      Wood motor mount and galvanized pipe footpeg setup.
      Looks like it has a comfortable seat. I'll bet it hardly feels like you are going over 25
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      Wear your brain bucket.

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