Now I've seen it all.

[onearmedbandit]

I was going to put this in the jokes and humour section, but I'm sure someone will be along to defend individuality. Fair enough too, no problem with people doing what they want with their money. But to me, this is just plain ugly. And I bet it handles like the titanic. After it sunk...

[James Deuce]

The two chains are a clever idea but think of the drive line power loss.

The iPod speakers look silly.

[Botany Honda]

Batman For-Never ?

[Laava]

Lol at the YT comments!

[imdying]

I watched the bit past the triples a few times thinking it was odd... let the video continue... blimey, a 300 front tyre too

[hellokitty]

the airbrushed tank is cool but as for the rest........

[ellipsis]

.....hmmmm......fairly indefensible....

[baptist]

two questions

Is he taking it racing on a beach?

Does he need a side stand with tyres that fat?

[Big Dave]

Burt Munro Challenge special! Would kill the beach racing.

[MarkH]

And I bet it handles like the titanic. After it sunk...

I think that it is both stupid and dangerous - the rider would be in danger of Darwining himself! I have heard of a death due to messed up handling after changing a rear tyre for something different to what the bike is designed to use - that makes me think it is a really bad idea.

[Big Dave]

sharing that around thanks.

[jellywrestler]

why didn't they just get an RV90 or 125?

[slofox]

FFS...I bet Mr Suzuki forbids all dealerships worldwide to sell that owner another of his bikes...

If beauty lies in the eye of the beholder, that bugger needs a retinal transplant.

[scumdog]

I think that it is both stupid and dangerous - the rider would be in danger of Darwining himself! I have heard of a death due to messed up handling after changing a rear tyre for something different to what the bike is designed to use - that makes me think it is a really bad idea.

S'oright, he's designed the rest of the bike too!

[Ocean1]

The two chains are a clever idea but think of the drive line power loss.

I built a minibike a few years ago, (wellallright, was a few decades ago) with exactly that drive detail. Avoided the usual minibike rear sprocket size 1/2" smaller than the tyre.

If a 4hp B&S can handle the double-wrap I reckon most road bikes would manage OK.