What we have here is an a-line and a very proud owner. I think the motorized system blends into the lines of the frame so elegantly. And the way the lefty creates that optimum head angle, I just don't understand why Norco didn't put them on the frame stock. And no, that's no luggage compartment, that is the battery pack for the discrete 5000 lumin LEDs and motor system. And by the way he leaves this high voltage machine submerged in water, and the way he tucks his shirt into his cargo shorts you can tell he lives his life on the edge. Plus with a seat that high up - you know he gets all the bitches.
that wolf moped/motorized bike...i would ride to school every single day with that
I started building them seriously, and opened up my own co. Just now getting situated with it. I should have my store front/shop open by spring, and web store open by x-mas. I'll also be (if I can swing the $$$$) distributing Dj/street specific MTB parts and components.
I'm diggin the dual sided pedals. One side for those days when you just dont give a f*ck! and one side for the days when you do, so yah snap in, slam that adjustable stem, tweak your helmet mirror just right and freakin giver with all the battery life you got.
Fount a cool site about old rear mechs today through browsing the web (...) you know the rest, these are some of the weirdest and my favourites pretty cool eh ?
Nice stuff here, Elanto! Only missing this awesome derailleur:
Fount a cool site about old rear mechs today through browsing the web (...) you know the rest, these are some of the weirdest and my favourites pretty cool eh ?
Nice stuff here, Elanto! Only missing this awesome derailleur:
Anyway, here's some more crazy stufff:
that mech is freaking sweet. I wonder if there person who designed that bike has actaully ever ridden more than a few days or more than a mile with a bike...
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