Bike..OT..creative!

[Plymouthy Adams]

trivial

[Olddaddy]

Tim, do you have a link to those pics? I'd like to know what the engine is. I see an automotive alternator, and a radiator, but I can't make out what it is. Very cool though!

[T.Tom Meshingear]

Charlie,

Paste your eyeballs here for some closeups http://www.thecryptcycles.com/Galleries/frmGallery.aspx?GAL_ID=8

[Ed Griffin]

Very artisitic and imaginative bike. Guys now days can make about anything with bikes and those big fat rear tires really set them off in that style. Only one setback to this bike, you dont sit back. Hang on around those speed bumps or you could lose your whole family heirlooms. Nice bike, thanks for posting.

[Arthur1947]

I like skulls and skeletons if they are tastfully done. I painted a tattoo for a friend on some ceramic at my wife's shop. He was very happy with it. I was too. I had a hard time parting with it. Thanks for sharing those pictures. I'll have to send a link to my friend.

Best.

ARTHUR

[Mario Loya B1B]

but what does it run on? gas? I can't figure out from the photos where it is stored. I don't seem to see a tank under the rib cage.

[Arthur1947]

Thought I would post this..got a few shots of the bike from various angles ..posting this one as it pretty much shows the arms, legs, spine, skull in detail

The link shows a different bike. Your thumbnail pic is of a more clunky bike.

Best.

ARTHUR

[D25_Steve]

Yup, two separate bikes.

Look at the legs, and their angles.

Also, is that a radiator under the rib cage on the thumbnailed pic? What kind of engine is that?

[T.Tom Meshingear]

Sorry about the wrong link. Who knew orthopedic motorcycles were so numerous.

Anyway here is more accurate info. It's in Illinois.

Newspaper article link

http://www.rrstar.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20061022/LIFE01/110220005&SearchID=73260728475688&GID=oGihJe71tdqDoRhSqZNGSU4seDhYGlTUlcfaVDVitUM%3D