Kick ass bike

Added on October 22nd, 2008 by deleted_user | Report Post
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Special Kail (#4815)

15 years ago

um… where does the engine go?

flood123 (#4029)

15 years ago

Does this thing have disc brakes and a cranck shaft ? This think is wicked.I wonder what kind of tassels and bell for the handle bars this thing has

SumoSnipe (#4452)

15 years ago

@... Special Kail: on the seat! hmm. my eyes fail, I’ve been reading your handle as Special Kali…
No, not shaft driven, can see chain on far side. Looks tough enough for the rubble and potholes they call paved roads around here.

flood123 (#4029)

15 years ago

thanks for pointing that out. I didnt see first time around . Looks pretty sweet.

inan (#3671)

15 years ago

what the hell is it?

I’d be interested to see more than just a picture.

etiii (#3367)

15 years ago

The rear wheel has a floating shock absorbing setup. Yes, it does have disk brakes front and rear. I would also love to find the name or Company.

tmpa (#5094)

15 years ago

Looks like a Brooklyn Machineworks www.brooklynmachineworks.com/

gudis (#3683)

15 years ago

$3300 just for the frame, ouch.

deleted_user (#667)

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15 years ago

This guy at my school had a $7,000 +/- bike made by hellsworth. He said that he bought it after a settlement.

deleted_user (#667)

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15 years ago

Hmm google suggests that it’s actually ‘ellsworth’

He must have added the H

flex (#4628)

15 years ago

Nom nom nom. That is a kick-ass downhill bike. 26″ real wheel with 24″ up front.
203mm front rotor and what look like Hope calipers front and back (?) – last years Fox RC2 forks (8″ travel) ..and obviously the in-frame gearbox. Hawt.

Do want!