View Full Version : Winner at custom bike show in Sweden
Conquiztador
15th June 2007, 16:28
This is the entry in to the World Champinships in USA from Scandinavia.
U will find the finalists here: http://www.twinclubmc.se/starte.html
bistard
15th June 2007, 16:31
Thats actually kind of cool,in an old school "Brooklands Racer" style
tri boy
15th June 2007, 17:05
No brakes, sideways on a manicured half -mile oval. oooh yeah.:Punk:
Conquiztador
15th June 2007, 19:29
Clean, no bling.
Waylander
15th June 2007, 19:31
This is the entry in to the World Champinships in USA from Scandinavia.
U will find the finalists here: http://www.twinclubmc.se/starte.html
are those bicycle tires?
Conquiztador
15th June 2007, 19:49
are those bicycle tires?
I had a listen to the interview with the winner. He is a speedway fanatic and wanted to build a custom based on the speedway formula. He will not trial the bike on a speedway track before the World Champs. But after he is planning to do so.
So I would say that the tyres are speedway ones.
Conquiztador
15th June 2007, 22:16
The builder is from Finland. At the World Champs all place getters go up and get their cheque and say a few words like: "Thanks to my mate, the local shop and..." The spectators go: "Yeaaahhh, alright.." and clap their hands. When he went up and they gave him the mic he stood quiet for a few seconds, then he said: "Yesterday we went to this reserve and there we met this squirrel that could talk..." Not a sound from the stunned spectators. He gave the mic back and walked down.
A man that thinks outside the sqare. :-)
Also, all that travel there book them self in to hotels, get rental cars etc. He and his mates lived in a big cardboard box the whole time. And they were there to party.:Punk:
Conquiztador
15th June 2007, 22:21
I try again. Lets hope it sticks this time:
surfer
16th June 2007, 10:51
This is the entry in to the World Champinships in USA from Scandinavia.
U will find the finalists here: http://www.twinclubmc.se/starte.html
Nice, very different. Not sure how my fat arse would cope dangling over the rear wheel though.
Conquiztador
16th June 2007, 21:39
start exresi...exarsis... xarsi...ahhh, running or buy a smaller ass.
;-)
Waylander
17th June 2007, 02:02
start exresi...exarsis... xarsi...ahhh, running or buy a smaller ass.
;-)
exercise
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imdying
18th June 2007, 10:50
If I can't ride it to work, no matter how much of a prick that would be, then it's not a bike. First one, nearly, second one... let me know when he finishes it, third one, wtf? Minimalist is cool to look at for sure, but making something good looking that is fully functional as well, that's even cooler. Some will say 'You're missing the point!', I say, 'Looks like I'm not the only one'.
HenryDorsetCase
18th June 2007, 11:25
Its helpful if you dont view these as motorbikes: its ART.
they're sculptures: they just happen to vaguely resemble something that might kind of be a motorbike.
for the record, I like the one the dude in the top hat has.
and the speedway one. (I also like stuff like the US based guys board track inspired ones: Roland Sands one with the V5, but betterer is Roger Goldammer's one.. the red one.)
imdying
18th June 2007, 12:04
Indeed they are art, and mighty good art some of them. Unfortunately they're not entered in an art competition though (although that's debatable).
surfer
18th June 2007, 14:32
When he went up and they gave him the mic he stood quiet for a few seconds, then he said: "Yesterday we went to this reserve and there we met this squirrel that could talk..." Not a sound from the stunned spectators. He gave the mic back and walked down.
He is definitely on acid.
peasea
18th June 2007, 15:29
He is definitely on acid.
It's true though, I've been to the same forest.
onearmedbandit
18th June 2007, 16:11
It's true though, I've been to the same forest.
I've been on the same acid.
Conquiztador
18th June 2007, 16:12
I've been on the same acid.
As the squirrel??
onearmedbandit
18th June 2007, 16:17
Quite possibly. Yes, quite...
surfer
20th June 2007, 11:13
I imagaine the squirrel told you all to build and ride bikes as well? A rabbit told me to build mine.
Must be the same forest, amazing.
tri boy
20th June 2007, 12:27
If I can't ride it to work, no matter how much of a prick that would be, then it's not a bike.
Really:scratch:
Using that line of thought, Drag/Speedway/Trials/F1/F2 etc are not bikes?
In the famous words of Pauline Hanson: Please explain.
imdying
20th June 2007, 13:58
I thought it was a custom bike show, not a race bike show, my mistake.
tri boy
20th June 2007, 14:07
I thought it was a custom bike show, not a race bike show, my mistake.
Ahh, yes, it is a custom show.....
Not sure that explained the "ride to work/not a bike" comment. Damn, my train of thought must be jumping tracks again.
avgas
20th June 2007, 14:14
must have just been a chopper event. as some of the nicest (in the world) sportbikes and fighters come from Scandinavia.
_intense_
20th June 2007, 21:29
that is the OG :headbang:
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