Chainsaw Attachments!
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Levi
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That's awesome. I've always wanted to mount a 200t to a bicycle frame.
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Levi
Guest
Wow, chainsaw airplane, now that's somethin.
MasterBlaster
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Check out the helicopter!
Al Smith
Mac Daddy
FWIW they used McCulloch engines for powered paragliders .
In the early 70's they sold a gizmo they called chicken power .It was a friction drive affair that clamped over the front wheel of a bicycle .About 20 MPH top speed and 125 MPG .They noted it may need some assistance from the bike pedals on hills and had about as much power as a irate wet hen flapping her wings .
In the early 70's they sold a gizmo they called chicken power .It was a friction drive affair that clamped over the front wheel of a bicycle .About 20 MPH top speed and 125 MPG .They noted it may need some assistance from the bike pedals on hills and had about as much power as a irate wet hen flapping her wings .
PCTREE
Treehouser
I would love to have the copter, talk about appropriate technology! Puer genius, utter simplicity
Steve Mack
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Al Smith
Mac Daddy
I looked up that Chicken Power thing .It was a 1 HP O and R engine . If that thing could push a heavy balloon tire bicycle at 20-25 MPH think what a 200T could do at 2 or 3 times the power and twice or more RPM's .
Then on the other hand I'm not so sure running 50 MPH on a bicycle would be a thing to do .
Then on the other hand I'm not so sure running 50 MPH on a bicycle would be a thing to do .
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Levi
Guest
Awesome stuff, I wouldn't need 50mph but being able to climb some hills would be nice.
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Levi
Guest
Sounds like a good deal.
MasterBlaster
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We all remember that Dolmar motorcycle with a dozen or so heads powering it.
