(Class 2) Gravity fed finished " Video Added "

[c1run1]

Here it is ..[emoji2]
Thanks for looking , and it's a blast to ride !!!

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[G-Matt]

Kinda forgot about this one ! It definitely looks dangerously fun . It must requires a long steep hill & full face helmet. Ok I'm in lets ride [emoji95] I can see my self as a kid flying down the mountain by my house on it for sure ! Cool concept


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[Scribble]

really cool build

 

[LukeTheJoker]

Love this one!

Luke.

 

[c1run1]

Yeah I used my full face helmet I didn't want to use my
Dental insurance this week [emoji51]


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[Old Scool]

This is about the coolest bike ever!

 

[schwinn boy]

How fast have you gone on that thing?

 

[sdframe]

W-H-A-A-T-??? By lowering the bars you raised the bar!!! That thing is an awesome work of art. I bow down to you.

 

[roadwarrior]

I'll bet it soars down those hills!

 

[Fv2]

Was showing this to a friend of mine, we both decided we want one.
Well done, way to think outside the box.

 

[KJV]

It's all: down hill, from here.

 

[CRASH]

I need to see a video of you riding this! lol It's an awesome build!

 

[LukeTheJoker]

It's all: down hill, from here.

Luke.

 

[c1run1]

How fast have you gone on that thing?

well depending on your hill your speed will increase my hill was short but it felt like some where around 35mph.

 

[c1run1]

W-H-A-A-T-??? By lowering the bars you raised the bar!!! That thing is an awesome work of art. I bow down to you.

I noticed that the steering was more responsive and touchy with the bars on the forks , it will take time to get use to it for sure .

 

[squirreldh]

Bring it to Crested Butte bike week and race it in the chainless bike race!!

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[c1run1]

Short Video : , Not much of a hill but i tried to give you guys an idea on two different levels . Enjoy !

 

[OddJob]

Cool stuff @c1run1 ! You had to navigate some pretty rough sections on that route. Well done. Any speedo readings from the truck ? And, you may have to "repack" those front hub bearings and tighten it up a bit before the next run....we want to see more builds by you in the future....

 

[c1run1]

Cool stuff @c1run1 ! You had to navigate some pretty rough sections on that route. Well done. Any speedo readings from the truck ? And, you may have to "repack" those front hub bearings and tighten it up a bit before the next run....we want to see more builds by you in the future....

Thanks oddJob , the only thing new on his build where the tires and grips , i didn't want to dump a lot of money into this one as i have done in the past. And yes New Jersey Roads are horrible . I don't know what the state does with all its money other to send crews out with patch filler and smack it down with a shovel . We are looking for another hill to hit but i don't know if we have time before the holidays to do it . And thanks for checking out my projects .

 

[The Renaissance Man]

I noticed that the steering was more responsive and touchy with the bars on the forks , it will take time to get use to it for sure .

I'm thinking that it has more to do with the width than the low placement of the bars.
Looks like fun! I'd still like to see a video showing your riding position from the side.