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Holy Fat Tires
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I like it because it's different......probably rides like a brick though. |
Words cannot express how much I actually detest that monstrosity.
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I really dont care for the WIDE front tire, but honestly, its certainly nice to see people thinking outside the box. betcha you CANT lock that front tire up no matter how hard you try.
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Somebody got an A in CAD!:whistle:
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I like and probably because it goes against what everyone would call normal.
I like the ram air duct on it and I think it looks relatively normal with two matching big tires. |
What are you supposed to do with that?
I mean, it looks cool...but the handling gotta be a little...'slow'. |
I would normally say it would handle like a brick but with bars that wide. Might not be to bad. Dont see it ever winning any AMA championships tho.
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Mountain bike bars. It would be fine. Bike reminds my of the Fat Cats for off road.
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I imagine it would turn HORRIBLE! What if you get in a tight situation and have to lean more? Not happening. Waste of the Ohlins, Penske and Brembos. He shoulda called it the "Anti-Lean".
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looks like a not as radical bat mobile, with the riding position and grips.
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Hell he probably doesn't even need a kick stand.
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There's a Falco under there? Poor thing.
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cheese and rice....
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With the steering angle it might steer pretty well. Steep!
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I just threw up in my mouth a little bit.
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