Git on yer bike and ride!

Loco, after reading your post it finally dawned on me what this masterpiece is missing......a tow-behind BBQ pit!!! Yeah that's the ticket!!:laugh: :woohoo:

Mmmmmm! I'm smelling Mesquite and pork. If that were the case I'll make room in the garage! And the words "Fire her up!" would mean a whole different thing! See it's all in the details! Towing a firepit smoking with delicious goodness makes that moto-sickle desireable. But then again a rolling toilet pulling a Bar-B-Que has fans. I'll bring the wet-naps!:whistle:

thanks for waisting a minute of my time on some ugly rash of a bike /sarcasm

Anyone else notice the builder of this rad machine is using the front right lever as a throttle?

I can see him forgetting for a moment, and grabbing a great big handful of front brake on bike night. It would turn into a real "stampede".

Given that this seems to be a fairly well put together bike for what it is, you would think the builder could design a more conventional setup, using the steer horns.

I'm tellin ya what, spring needs to get here quick. Ever since yesterday when I made the post about the BBQ pit I've been having these deranged thoughts. I'm thinking the ultimate Mid-Ohio pit bike for next year would be a small Kawasaki 2 stroke bike with a sidecar and instead of the usual passenger compartment, you replace it with a BBQ rib smoker. Load it full of ribs, light it up and then go cruisin the swap meet. Add some liquid smoke to the Belray for added effect and go find the parts you need. Might be able to do some serious tradin, ribs for parts. Are you listening Roy?:laugh: :whistle:

The Gringo wrote:

Ever since yesterday when I made the post about the BBQ pit I've been having these deranged thoughts. I'm thinking the ultimate Mid-Ohio pit bike for next year would be a small Kawasaki 2 stroke bike with a sidecar and instead of the usual passenger compartment, you replace it with a BBQ rib smoker. Load it full of ribs, light it up and then go cruisin the swap meet. Add some liquid smoke to the Belray for added effect and go find the parts you need. Might be able to do some serious tradin, ribs for parts.

For the full effect you'll want to route the pit bike's exhaust into the smoker! :sick:

And that kiddies was how the whole B-B-Q Bike Class was born. Just a flip remark on a motorcycle website and here we are at the Food Channel Biker Cook Off with over 2,000 entries! (belch):sick:

Does it come with the little post and coin box to put the quarters in? :blink:

Couldn't they make a real exhaust for it? I hate those flex pipes. They'll rust in no time. I like the headlight, though. I don't see how they did it, but the horn handlebars are impressive if they are actually strong enough to use.

Oh, and in a panic stop, that ignition key may prove to be in an unfortunate location. :pinch:

Post edited by: loudhvx, at: 2008/02/08 17:07

A bag of peyote buttons and too much time on his hands.

You know that if they would have flipped those cow horns over and called them "Cow Clubmans" The morons on this board would be running the bid up on that thing even as we speak. :laugh:

Post edited by: Patton, at: 2008/02/10 15:27