Not quite a motorbike

[RobSA]

Okay, I confess I have had a few motorbikes, yep another Belletier is into the two wheeler's.

Though I don't have a motorized one at the moment, I do have this that I built a year or two ago.
Another is being researched currently.

Cheers
Rob

[GTtoo]

Gee Rob, It takes some one who can knock up a second hand Bellett in no time to enginier this little masterpiece.

btw, where IS the motor, lol

B.

[dave]

mad!

[mrflibbles]

love it, and hopefully soon i too will have a pedal powered machine! been really digging the old pushbikes lately....

[pearcesnr]

Great pusshie, how about an old schooler with a sissie bar ?? i use to use 20" dragsters in the 70's cut and shut 27' forks on the front and criuse, high rise handle bars, banana seat, gee i really feel old now!

[pearcesnr]

Found a photo of the brand new dragster before the mods to the front forks, speedo, lights, 5 speed, oh what a cruiser,

[RobSA]

OMG

I had one of those in the seventies, oops.
Present from my grandmother no less.

Errmmm ... how do I say it politely, no I will not build one of those.

Next project is a boardtrack racer lookalike, if I don't get sidetracked with the trike !

Cheers
Rob

[BELLQLD]

great photo of the dragster looks like it had the stick shift gears also looks like a malvern star i rember my dad used to tell me about those bikes (oh yea) love the sissy bar on the back standard fittings of course regards davo in qld

[pearcesnr]

Hey Rob, that is really polite ( cheers ), todays creations are a hole lot better, and the the wheel is allways turning.

Davo, yes was a malvern star, all the options

[RobSA]

Here's the latest creation from the Cannon Cycle Works.

This used to be a old fat tube road bike with solid front forks and curved handlebars

Cheers
Rob