a VIETNAM member with the wooden bike, this is the best bike

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a VIETNAM member with the wooden bike, this is the best bike

#1 Unread post by cudien »

hello members!
my name is CUDIEN form VIET NAM (HCM city)
my motobike was call supper buffalo with some informations
length: 2m
weight: 140kg
speed: 90km/h

Bike was mabe by WOOD (the speacial wood in VN)


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#2 Unread post by Jamers! »

:welcome:


interesting bike, got a few questions though


-how does the wood not warp or burn due to the heat of the engine?
-where is your exhaust?
-i noticed a brake and clutch handle, but how do you accelerate?
-how is the ride?


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#3 Unread post by cudien »

the Engine till was made by steal
the exhaust was trim by wood
braking by right leg and the left hand
riding like a buffalo

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#4 Unread post by Mintbread »

Spam finished in timber is still spam...
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#5 Unread post by cudien »

i don't spam my bike man! just want everybody know about my bike!

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#6 Unread post by Mintbread »

Your website which just happens to contain things that you sell is used 11 times in your first post.

Yeah, that happens around here all the time...
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#7 Unread post by BigChickenStrips »

even if it is spam (not taking sieds) at least he posted some cool pics. thats way better than Ducatti Hottie with her biker-popcorn videos she was trying to sell.
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#8 Unread post by -Holiday »

HandsomeRyan wrote:even if it is spam (not taking sieds) at least he posted some cool pics. thats way better than Ducatti Hottie with her biker-popcorn videos she was trying to sell.
plus she was a he
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#9 Unread post by Britjoe »

I wouldnt call it spam its just his photos are digitaly signed, I think its Cool, and the amount of work is astronomicle.

NICE

and welcome to the site.

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#10 Unread post by TechTMW »

THAT is a nice bike!! Alot of beautiful work!
JWF505 wrote: -how does the wood not warp or burn due to the heat of the engine?
-where is your exhaust?
-i noticed a brake and clutch handle, but how do you accelerate?
JWF
It's a honda cub (or cub clone) probably 100cc judging by the top speed. The engine is right behind the front wheel (And it's also a 4-stroke), so it probably
runs cool enough not to warp the wood - There's plenty of space under there for a 100cc engine. Exhaust is on the right side.

Honda Cubs have clutchless transmissions - You still shift, but there is no clutch. The Right hand lever is probably the throttle (Squeeze and go).
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