Boat Motorcycle?

[RainDog]

Seems like you could actually carry one of these on a small boat for cruising.

At 1:55 you can see the whole thing comes apart and goes into a duffel quite easily.

This Crazy Russian Motorcycle Can Do Pretty Much Anything

[Mark1977]

I want one!!!!

[nimblemotors]

Originally Posted by RainDog

Seems like you could actually carry one of these on a small boat for cruising.

At 1:55 you can see the whole thing comes apart and goes into a duffel quite easily.

This Crazy Russian Motorcycle Can Do Pretty Much Anything

That is impressive!

But..the inflatable tires are not going to last long or go much over 5-10 mph.
There are not many 2wd motorcycles.

[harmarty]

Where do u buy these at or where can u get more info?

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[Dulcesuenos]

That was cool easy to fit in a dinghy! get two if them and race around the decks i wonder how long the battery lasts

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[HappyMdRSailor]

RD...

We gotta start hanging out man.... too cool....

[a64pilot]

Originally Posted by nimblemotors

There are not many 2wd motorcycles.

Rokon has been around forever, doesn't work nearly as well as you might think it would.

http://www.rokon.com/

[harmarty]

Ok thanks looking for something to take cruising that would fit in a dinghy i do have motorcycle lic but havent found one that i can fin in the dink yet

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[Sea Frog]

They actually have a site at here� where they sell DIY plans for this thingy (for a bit more than 30 bucks). They have two versions including "M" with proper wheels (instead of low-pressure inflatibles) and 7hp 4 stroke engine. I don't believe they manufacture them so I guess you can't buy a ready product. At least yet - they are looking for investor to start making 'em.

[nimblemotors]

Originally Posted by a64pilot

Rokon has been around forever, doesn't work nearly as well as you might think it would.

Rokon 2-Wheel Drive Motorcycles

Thanks, haven't heard of them. When offroading, you tend to bog down and go slow, and a bike needs to have speed to stay up and not fall over, so id' guess that is why a quad or tri is common.

BTW, a 2wd bike is easy when they are electric, here is the kind of bike I've got the parts for..two hub motors and batteries in the frame..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYIJm7101pg

[youngson]

I have a 2 stroke 80cc engine kit installed on a old bike it runs super quick, its super light weight, easy to handle and fuel efficient, i'd recommend it to any one experienced in mechanics cause that thing is unreliable as hell

[youngson]

i think the top speed is something around 60km/h, depending on your weight of course