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At least his spine will be straight
Now With Lumbar Support… and air dymanics drag. but hey it pushes back wheel into ground for more traction
comfy isnt it
why would you need that? you lean forward most of the time anyways. cool tho.
Get a car…
Pro: It will prevent you from being blown off the bike at high speeds. Con: It may raise the center of gravity a bit too much.
I’m thinking this is going to affect the aerodynamics of the thing; not to mention it will be a tad on the top-heavy side The driver will have to compensate. If he doesn’t get a rude introduction to Mr. Asphalt first, that is!!
…forgot to add that he should think about getting one of those seat covers that look like a black and white cow!!! That would be some bling there, yessirree.
Hmm. Yes that would be much more comfortable than the 250′s stock seat.
But what did he/she do with the gas tank?!
I see the advertising campaign for the new SafeWheelie2000 has begun.
Yet another bad photoshop. This site had potential, but I think I’m done with it.
This is awesome. An epic win, for man or bike. Maybe even both?
I think this is a great idea. MUCH more comfy.
But why stop there? Why not install the seat belts, too?
Defeats the whole purpose of a crotch rocket.
If it were photoshopped, then why would half the cowling be missing?
It is hard screwing them pixels in with that cowling in the way.
Don’t need a gas tank, as long as he only drives downhill.
Of course! All the pixels are under the cowling, and you have to take it off to rearrange them!
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Cool — It’s a Komfysaki!
There’s actually a BMW scooter thing that has a seat like that implemented, complete with a cockpit bubble.
It’s a sissy-bar-calounger.
I don’t know about that, it doesn’t even recline…and is there lumbar support?
Is that an airbag???
It reclines when you pop the wheelie
And I have found my personal winner for this thread!
This would be the only way I could ever see myself riding a rice rocket!
Oh good grief! It reminds me of a couple teenagers that worked for my Dad (briefly). Their motorcycle’s battery failed so they jury-rigged a car battery to the thing.
Yes, they promptly fried the wiring harness.
No, I could not make them understand the concepts of amperage and voltage.
But wait! There’s more!
After repairing the harness and gages, they reinstalled the car battery, experienced the same thing a second time and STILL did not grasp the importance of amperage ratings.
Lather. Rinse. Repeat.
Finally, I can ride to the drive-in!
I don’t think this was photoshopped. The image says it was taken with
a Canon PowerShot SD800 IS.
This innovation adds a new meaning to “drag racing”
Yeah, now it’s become more of an arse banger
That would be Butt cracker for all you independant ex colonials };-))
Where is the rear shot? I wanted to see the 8″ video monitor built into the headrest. This ride got pimped!
Now this is what I call a luxury ride, proper back support will weaving in and out of traffic jams on congested highways.
Honey, remember when the office said I could do anything to my office to make it as comfortable as possible??
Yao Ming wanted to try riding a sport bike
“I really wanted a big highway cruiser, but the price on this baby was just unbeatable, so…”
Ive actually done this to a ct110. its impossible to reach gears. i could only ride around in on gear.