Matt.... why not strap that to an old wakeboard instead? Or maybe that old pair of double skis, and mod them to fit the forks and the rear - kind of like the snowbikes they rent up in Tahoe.
Oh yea... beerholder is a must on that contraption!
(Message edited by chavezychavez on May 21, 2004)
chavezychavez
(melvinator)Join Date: Apr 2001
05-21-2004, 11:30 AM
she ain't pudry but she is very sturdy. I teach woodshop, there are about 30 screws and alot of big bolts holding it together! My students think I am the coolest.
I was wondering the same thing... how will you hold the handle and the stearing at the same time... usage of foam on stem and top tube is a must, I have to admit... beer holder uh??? I should find a way to fit one on my board... how about hitting sliders on that thing... THAT would get pretty scary...
There is a hole in the block of wood between the forks for the rope. We are going to put a release on a brake handle so if you fall the rope will release and not drag the bike around under water. I don't know about steering yet, we will see how leaning to steer works, I will keep you guys posted.
me and my buddies built a one of those but on an old wake board and to steer it we connected a surf fin to rails that were turned by the handle bars. that worked pretty well for steering with a combination of that and leaning