I am planning on making a chainsaw powered bike for my daily commute... heres an example of a chainsaw powered bike:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSNY-DOKvjA
its a regular bicycle but theres a chainsaw (motor) attached somewhere on the bike and the clutch with a bike chain going from the clutch to the sprocket on the back wheel. most go about 25-30 mph. so would what you see in the video be street legal in colorado.
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i live in a small town...
main street and in town-15 mph
up and down the mountain-25 mph
I am planning on making a chainsaw powered bike for my daily commute... heres an example of a chainsaw powered bike:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSNY-DOKvjA
its a regular bicycle but theres a chainsaw (motor) attached somewhere on the bike and the clutch with a bike chain going from the clutch to the sprocket on the back wheel. most go about 25-30 mph. so would what you see in the video be street legal in colorado.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSNY-DOKvjA
its a regular bicycle but theres a chainsaw (motor) attached somewhere on the bike and the clutch with a bike chain going from the clutch to the sprocket on the back wheel. most go about 25-30 mph. so would what you see in the video be street legal in colorado.
---EDIT---
i live in a small town...
main street and in town-15 mph
up and down the mountain-25 mph
I am planning on making a chainsaw powered bike for my daily commute... heres an example of a chainsaw powered bike:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSNY-DOKvjA
its a regular bicycle but theres a chainsaw (motor) attached somewhere on the bike and the clutch with a bike chain going from the clutch to the sprocket on the back wheel. most go about 25-30 mph. so would what you see in the video be street legal in colorado.