| Author | Message | ||
     Corporatemonkey |
I finally got around to watching a few of my American Thunders on tivo. The episode at the Arlen Ness' bike show had a custom builder making retro board track racers. They were actually mopeds. Very cool. I ended up deleting the episode before I remembered to write down the build's name. I felt stupid... I have looked online but they do not list show details on their site. Anyone happen to know who this builder is? | ||
| Oddball |
Can't remember the name. It was a father and son team, nice bikes that are legally mopeds. High mileage, century old styling, likely very fun. Would make a nice alternate to the scooters people are buying for mileage. | ||
| Teddagreek |
http://www.solanocountychoppers.com/ I pulled this one out my Arse.......... Now if I could only remember my anniversary... (Message edited by teddagreek on July 04, 2008) | ||
| Teddagreek |
Not to HiJack your thread I saw on the same show that HD is building a Replica Board track for their new museum.. | ||
| Corporatemonkey |
OH YES!!! TEDDY FTW!!! I was on google last night for an hour looking for this company. In the process I found out there are many that do this. Some are marketed as motorized bicycles (not licensed/registered), and only a few make them street legal. One of these might be my next grocery getter | ||
| Cityxslicker |
keep it under 49 ccs and washington doesnt require it to have a license  | ||
| Corporatemonkey |
keep it under 49 ccs and washington doesnt require it to have a license Your a little backwards. You do not need a special license (other than a drivers license) to operate a moped. In WA state any engine motorized vehicle needs a license. I looked into a motorized bicycle, and although most people do not you legally need a plate. If it is electric you do not need any of this. |
