In the 60's there was poster of some guy sitting on a home made motorcycle that was about 12-14 long, he steered it from in the middle, it was a real mixture of all kinds if parts, definetly worth another look!! anybody remember it? JimV
Dunno, but my uncle's Indian Chief had a longer wheelbase than my dad's 67 Datsun pickup. I miss those long springer forks, necked hardtail frames, tall king & queen seats, fishtails and spoked wheels. Are you thinking of the Norm Grabowski poster?
This isnt it, but its a hell of an interesting project..... http://www.bigbikeriders.com/48cyl.htm 48 ****ing cylinders...... Someone had way too much time on their hands
Here's some links, that thing used a four-cylinder driveline from a Chevy II. http://www.msichicago.org/s****book/s****book_exhibits/roadog/ http://www.walneckswap.com/roadog/wildbill.asp
Thats the Road Hog. Built in Wisconsin. There were sort of 2 of them. I can't remember the details. Wallneck does own one.
this is a great site ,you get t o see the "auto four" he made 8 of them i am sort ofa bike nut , i have seen and been around many odd cycles ,the best one i ever saw was the italian motor wheel front wheel drive, the motor was in the front wheel and very cool http://www.factoryfat.com/autofour.html
Poster I remember was of an Euro bike, maybe Germany......Poster was about 3 feet long. I know I have a picture of it some place...........you know how that goes.!
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