I want one OT

[Don Coatney]

What goes around comes around:rolleyes:

[Norm's Coupe]

Don,

Assuming you mean the motorcycle and not the plane. Would you settle for one like this. Has a 350 V8 engine and made in Tennessee. Belongs to a friend of my son. He bought it as a kit and built it.

[1just4don]

I have heard of crotch rockets but that 350 has to be WAAAAAY past and above and beyond that. not sure of the other one but prob same catergory.

I dont ride them as I find for me they only have two speeds,wide open throttle,,or whoa stop(maybe)

[Merle Coggins]

Norm,

Is there something wrong with the front end of that bike? Something looks strange in the photo.

I see those Boss Hoss's around all the time. There's a dealer for them out in Merton.

Don,

Would you settle for this one?

[Chester Brzostowski]

Don,

A very cool bike and the plane isn’t bad either. Would you say that bike had a rotary engine.?

Chet…

[John Burke]

Norm,

Is there something wrong with the front end of that bike? Something looks strange in the photo.

I see those Boss Hoss's around all the time. There's a dealer for them out in Merton.

Don,

Would you settle for this one?

I Wood....John Burke

[Norm's Coupe]

Merle,

Nothing wrong with the bike in that picture. The problem is with my scanner. It's been acting up lately. You should see what it did to the front wheel when I scanned the other picture. The scanner made an egg out of the front wheel. Something is wrong with the feed on the scanner and it distorts things sometimes.

Don't think I've ever seen a bike made with a wooden frame. Don't think I'd want to ride that one at all. Last bike I had was a Yamaha 400 (midnight blue). Sold it about 1988 when I first started getting arthritis in my hands. They would swell and couldn't control the bike. Finally had the bike endorsement taken off my license in the late 90's.

[Dennis Hemingway]

I'd rather have one of these.

Dennis:eek:

With a 434 cubic inch dart-racing block, which is supercharged creating 650-horse power, it just might be the closest thing to flying you can do without leaving the ground. The Widow Maker gives you the ultimate in performance without sacrificing comfort or safety. Providing such safety features as an all chromoly frame that is reinforced throughout to withstand the fire breathing power that this monster produces. Equipped with Wilwood 4 piston dual caliper front brakes and Wilwood 4 piston-racing rear brakes which supplies enough stopping power to stop even the fiercest of beasts. The Widow Maker was designed to harness the power of a race vehicle without sacrificing any of the comforts that Las Vegas Trikes is known for.

[anthonyb]

Would much rather have the T-28 but gotta give the builder high marks for creativity with the radial engine.

[Plymouthy Adams]

Don..I know it is an example of "because I can" but it ends there..unlike the Skelton bike..could not really see driving this thing about..I bet though at speed the engine has a gyro effect..what ya think...

[Normspeed]

I'll bet it might have enough gyro to where you could keep your feet up at a stoplight! I'd like to hear him fire it up.

[Justin Slingsby]

That bike is featured in the Dec 2006 of American Iron. I think it is a cool bike and it does get ridden.

That radial engine is a hobby engine it is made by a company called Rotek it is 172 ci and puts out about 110hp and 160 ft lbs torque.

Did you get that pic from Oshkosh?