I just don't get it

I guess this is why this site isn't a "chopper" forum. http://www.amenmotorcycles.com/newemail/email%20pics/hublesseditsmall.jpg

Nice to look at....sucks for riding. :lol:

:withstupi ... :cheers:

no need to reinvent the wheel :bash:

You guys are crazy... I'ld ride the He!! out of that...on Bike Weeks just because everyone would be looking at me... :whistle: I know...I know...Attention Whore :whore:

Front wheel looks like *****!! However, I do like the rear wheel, pretty innovative although I've seen it before.

Nice to look at....sucks for riding. :lol: :withstupid: Shanman, next time you're back in Phoenix try to check out Hacienda Motors (choppers?) in Scottsdale off of Frank Lloyd Wright. All choppers, but a lot of customs. You might like seeing them in person, there's some serious bikes there.

You guys are crazy... I'ld ride the He!! out of that...on Bike Weeks just because everyone would be looking at me... :whistle: I know...I know...Attention Whore :whore: You gonna ride that from H-town to FL? :lol: :skep:

WTF is that thing?

I like it, but hey, I own a Goldwing, Harley, & a Sportbike ! WTF do I know.. :leaving: :pat: Steve.

I like it, but hey, I own a Goldwing, Harley, & a Sportbike ! WTF do I know.. :leaving: :pat: Steve. motorcycling mut so to speak. :whistle: Nothing wrong with that!

Hey, I think they're cool to look at. I like watchin' like OCC and West Coast Choppers on the Discovery channel. I think they are cool but not practical for me. I do like the no rear wheel hub though. Looks like one of those "It's for show, not for go things", much like many of the OCC "theme bikes". Anyone know how you can turn an R6 into having like an MV Agusta rear? Like only having a one connection at the swingarm?

dont like the bikes but i love watching the shows that show them making it like occ, bike buildoffs etc...im just amazed what they can do with metal... :cheers:

Love to look at those crazy bikes. Like the wheels! :dthumb: Id hate to ride that bike. :skep:

Those wheels are actually a engineering marvel! Oh, and I love the bikes and the shows. I will own a chopper one day... it will be my third bike in my garage!

Third to the PB? :lol:

Ok, can someone explain to me how that bike moves? Where is the chain, belt, whatever?? What the hell turns the rear wheel and how is it attached to the bike??

Third to the PB? :lol: What about peanut butter? :lol:

What about peanut butter? :lol: Pocket Bike!

Ok, can someone explain to me how that bike moves? Where is the chain, belt, whatever?? What the hell turns the rear wheel and how is it attached to the bike?? It don't need no chain! They push it every where! :lol:

Pocket Bike! I knew that...I did..really :whistle:

Ok, can someone explain to me how that bike moves? Where is the chain, belt, whatever?? What the hell turns the rear wheel and how is it attached to the bike?? Not sure what they call it but the trans has a rubber wheel that you cant see just in front of the rear tire. It actually makes rubber on rubber contact to turn the wheel. Thats kinda the new thing for a cleaner look, I kinda wonder about its reliability and possible extra tire heat and wear.

Ok, can someone explain to me how that bike moves? Where is the chain, belt, whatever?? What the hell turns the rear wheel and how is it attached to the bike?? Oh, and you cant see it but that outer ring on the "hubless" hub is conected to bike, cant tell if its a rigid or not but with that weird tranny theres not much room for a shock in the usual position. And after typing that also am curious with that setup how it could have shocks considering that the trans would have to move with the rear tire.