Custom Bicycle Sidecars

Via: bikerodnkustom4

Sailing bicycles, Ormand Beach Fla 1903

photos from http://www.shorpy.com/node/9255

old busses

Above, 1938 photo of a White bus

Above and below, a 1929 Kenworth

from http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=428585&page=920

the unusual things that cought my attention at SEMA

Great idea for an instant pop up parking sign

Barstool racers

The above beautiful wood, is twisted olive. real stuff.

Tribute to Barney Oldfield's Golden Submarine http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2009/01/barney-oldfield-and-golden-submarine.html

The Batmobile, Munsters Coach, and T Buggy along with a couple bicyles were all built by the Barris company

Pulsejet Powered Bicycle

Feeling depressed because you can't afford a turbine motorcycle? Don't despair, you can have a pulsejet bicycle instead. It may not be quite as impressive but if you tell folks you have a jet bike without giving them too many details, they'll think you're a real rocketman. Robert Maddox builds pulsejet engines. Pulsejets, for those of you not up on your aviation history, were the power used by the infamous German V1 buzzbombs in WWII. The buzzbomb got its name from the buzzing sound of the pulsejet engine and the engines Bob builds, true to form, sound exactly like you would expect. He's selling the engines and the photo here shows one attached to a bicycle, though he's attached them to go karts and all sorts of other things. This version puts out 50 to 60 pounds of thrust, enough for 75 mph or so on the bike but he builds bigger ones, too, up to 1000 pounds of thrust, for your larger projects. He has some videos and it's very cool how they glow red when running, you might want some heat protection on your pant legs but there's a pretty high cool factor here. Experiment at your own risk.

2 story tall bicycle, first time I've seen it's kind. Good thing I had my camera handy