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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

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.

mad!

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

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!

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

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

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

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

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