Single side vmax front

[wildweasel_pt]

I tried to look around for the thread that had a single side front for a vmax but i didn't find it. I did find the manufacturer of that setup along with other pics of another vmax as well. Here they go...

www.riwi.at

 

[ninjaneer]

shut the **** up.

 

[a113ycat]

NO ****!!!! That is an AWESOME front end!

 

[misiek93]

I don't like it. Doesn't really flow with the rest of the bike.

 

[Rollie]

Awesome work & concept. However , would you want to be on it , w.o.t. in 4 th gear ? I personally would not .

 

[davidon]

Don't like it either. Is there any advantage to it or is it just for the sake of doing it? If I were do do something different would go with hub steering kit.

http://thekneeslider.com/archives/2010/02/01/hub-center-steering-kit-from-isr-of-sweden/

 

[one2dmax]

Neat idea but FUGLY as hell. Probably easier to graft an old Yamaha GTS 1000 front end on it.
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/339/yamaha20gts100020abs202.jpg/sr=1

 

[DakRatFink]

Neat idea but FUGLY as hell. Probably easier to graft an old Yamaha GTS 1000 front end on it.

I was just thinking the same thing.

 

[RaWarrior]

The 1-sided fork thing was a bit of a fad among mountain bikers for a while. But it was just that...a fad. When they started breaking and flexing people realized maybe they weren't such an awesome idea.

The big claim was that they were lighter than a traditional fork, but in practice is was a fairly small difference, and not worth the extra cost and durability issues.

Guess it's a neat engineering piece, but just because something can be done doesn't mean it should.

 

[rusty]

A front single side swing arm seems more practical.But I'm just dreamin here.:rofl_200:

 

[ninjaneer]

Guess it's a neat engineering piece, but just because something can be done doesn't mean it should.

+1. it is the "engineering art", the imagination, vision, and "out-of-the-box"ness that i admiringly celebrate with this piece. i agree, the result doesn't flow and in all practicality, historical applications have shown that the item isn't so practical. but just like that other thread that discussed the "modernized" bonny, i enjoy the artisan's skills and effort that (s)he put into the making of the piece and consume it as a work of art, not necessarily judging the end result (as fugly as it is) as something to drive around. **** with out "extreme ideas" forged into a metal frame or body, we couldn't have the beautiful machines that we drool over. just saying. peace. out.

 

[a113ycat]

The one armed Monkey may like it though???:confused2::confused2:

 

[Fitz666]

There's part of me absolutely loves it, but the rest of me is trying to hold down my dinner.

I think I know which part is winning.....