Here is a great modification we can make to the ZR. Two wheel drive.
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Web site link:
http://robert.mekhalian.free.fr/m12.html
Andy 2001 ZR-7S
Web site link:
http://robert.mekhalian.free.fr/m12.html
Andy 2001 ZR-7S
Two wheel drive motorcycle
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Somebody's car is missing two of it's wheels. Stupid question, how does it turn? My guess, Not to Good!!! Tom :mecry:
Check out this bike -
http://moto.zr.ru/moto9905/63-03.jpg
http://moto.zr.ru/moto9905/63-02.jpg
The guy actually built it himself and is riding it hard.
It has a 12-speed gear box, btw..
http://moto.zr.ru/moto9905/63-03.jpg
http://moto.zr.ru/moto9905/63-02.jpg
The guy actually built it himself and is riding it hard.
It has a 12-speed gear box, btw..
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RUN RUN FOR YOUR LIVES ! IT'S ZR ZILLA !
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The only succesful 2wd bike so far
Hi guys,
Nice thread and good pictures. These bikes look lime monsters though...
Here is the only succesful 2wd bike ever made so far. It has competed in Enduro races and has an advantage in the sand. It's made by Yamaha Belgarda (Italian subsidiary) and the front wheel is driven by a simple (relatively) hydraulic system with oil.
Here it is:
Aris
Hi guys,
Nice thread and good pictures. These bikes look lime monsters though...
Here is the only succesful 2wd bike ever made so far. It has competed in Enduro races and has an advantage in the sand. It's made by Yamaha Belgarda (Italian subsidiary) and the front wheel is driven by a simple (relatively) hydraulic system with oil.
Here it is:
Aris
One more.
These have been around for a long time, Local Honda dealer had one in the shop last summer. Interesting but I'd rather spend the $$ on a 4 wheeler.
http://www.rokon.com/
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These have been around for a long time, Local Honda dealer had one in the shop last summer. Interesting but I'd rather spend the $$ on a 4 wheeler.
http://www.rokon.com/
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Anyone ever ride a ROKON? Man, whata beast! You can even fill the tires full of water if you think you need to. I rode one years ago without water in the tires and it was quite a treat. You don't steer 'em, you just aim it in the general direction you wanna go.
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Looks like something that could be of good use in finding Bin Laden and running over him with it. Tom :yell:
Catching Bin Laden?
Closer to reality than you might think, Check the pics at the bottom.
http://www.janes.com/defence/land_forces/news/idr/idr010307_1_n.shtml
Closer to reality than you might think, Check the pics at the bottom.
http://www.janes.com/defence/land_forces/news/idr/idr010307_1_n.shtml
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That is so cool. But about 20 years ago when I was a young man, I would have said "yea I already knew that" Tom 
Holy crap! Follow this link:
http://www.rokon.com/salesnservice/rokon_order_form_2001.doc
Do you see how much these things cost? Would you pay five grand for a bike with less than 10 horsepower? Man, I thought that one of these would be cool as a cheap substitute for a real dirtbike, but seeing that $4875 price-tag sure shot that idea to pieces.
http://www.rokon.com/salesnservice/rokon_order_form_2001.doc
Do you see how much these things cost? Would you pay five grand for a bike with less than 10 horsepower? Man, I thought that one of these would be cool as a cheap substitute for a real dirtbike, but seeing that $4875 price-tag sure shot that idea to pieces.
Well, when you look at the hauling and towing capacities (1000 and 3000 lbs, respectively), the 60% grade-climbing ability, the 9 gallons of extra fuel or water storage in the wheels, the super light weight (only 208 lbs dry) , and its ability to friggin' float, you start to get the idea that this is something not really designed for crazy, bark-eating fun. It's a utility vehicle for outdoorsy type stuff.
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