Showing that even with a 16" seat height and reclined back the height of the engine is not an issue.
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following the design and construction of a feet first recumbent bike based on a kawasaki ER6
About this blog
Here iam documenting the design and build of Feet First motorcycle dont know what that is? find out here
I am useing a Kawasaki ER6 engine mainly because of its very compact dimensions , an important consideration for this layout.
I am planing to make a trellis style frame in steel along with a Hossack front end, the body work will be in aluminum and a fairing in carbon fiber. This may all change as the design progresses.
I am also attempting to cast my own front wheel design, this is also coverd here.
I am useing a Kawasaki ER6 engine mainly because of its very compact dimensions , an important consideration for this layout.
I am planing to make a trellis style frame in steel along with a Hossack front end, the body work will be in aluminum and a fairing in carbon fiber. This may all change as the design progresses.
I am also attempting to cast my own front wheel design, this is also coverd here.
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- jack shaft (3)
- lost foam (3)
- titanium exhaust (3)
- 14" wheel (2)
- Funny front end (2)
- aluminum casting (2)
- anodiseing (2)
- feet first ff bike 14" 17" wheels (2)
- recumbent motorcycle (2)
- FF bike (1)
- Patten (1)
- Worshipfull Company of Poulterers Swans (1)
- big wheel (1)
- brakes (1)
- chassis (1)
- elongation testing (1)
- english wheel (1)
- er6 (1)
- fat cat (1)
- frame (1)
- heat treatment (1)
- jig table (1)
- machining (1)
- mikron mill (1)
- pewter museum coverd cup chalice (1)
- recumbent bike (1)
- sledge (1)
- steel deltabox chair swing arm (1)
- supercharged bike engine (1)
- thermocouple (1)
- tube structures (1)
- wax (1)
- wheel base (1)
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May
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- Sprokets and holes
- English Wheels from farm yard scrap
- Sprocket Carrier Casting
- ELF Upright
- Lost Foam Casting Sprocket Carrier
- Brooklyn machine works Jack shaft
- Jack Shaft
- Recumbent Bicycle
- Rough Frame Sketches
- My Fathers (alleged) Rudge Ulster
- 17" wheel is go!
- Tooling
- Scrappy Weekend
- Tube clamp MK2 and first joint
- Recast Tube Clamp
- Lack of Reserch costs me £40
- Titanium Exhaust Fabrication
- 16" Seat height
- Supercharged JAP V Twin
- Lost Foam Casting Tube mitre clamp
- Crude castings
- Dog Leg Swing Arm
- Further Pruning
- Comstar 'nerver' rim
- ELF single sided FFe
- Striped Bike on the Jig
- Its Alive!
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