How the hell does this work????   Never seen anything like it before and damn i like it....

Thought it was interesting ....

 

Billy Lane of Choppers Inc, he's the guy that designed it and has produced a few choppers with it

www.choppersinc.com

Thanx for the info gents............im still amazed...

I like the wheel but the over forks are a problem, saw a guy the other day a patch wearer trying to do a u turn on his chopper had to to have 3 goes. Really funny, well he thought he was cool!!

looks like a very easy wheel to clean..... now if he did the front one as well.... he can save lots of money on spokes...

This is Mazda's new concept car the Kaan with the same wheel design.

http://www.drive.com.au/Editorial/ArticleDetail.aspx?ArticleID=59328&vf=17&GalleryType=2&ImageID=3&ReferringArticleID=-1

Not sure where the brakes are....... but..... hey.... it's a concept car..... they don't need brakes. A bit like show bikes that don't apparently need indicators or lights!!

 

 

It looks very cool but if its not ridable  why bother .

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/2221927/motorcycle_club/

Looks like the same thing but being ridden on the road.

That bike is so low and he don't look tall enough to see over the tank. I like the idea of it, but its like car shows - you see it and it hits why these things aren't in mass production.

Here's a video i came across one of these monsters. Hubless rear and front tyres.

videos.streetfire.net/video/hubless-harley_548217.htm

makes the front wheel look huge, I wonder if there was a way to have the fork-to-rim join at about 10:30, then a smaller one could go on and possibly make the steering lighter


I am no engineer, so is why the question