[johndeere]

Check out Amen Motorcycles Hubless Monster chopper:

 

[Peacock]

can i get some more info about it? that looks f*cking phat.. and i hate choppers.

 

[MR.FREEZ]

i have seen this , heres the picture i got

 

[johndeere]

Its one of their prototypes the rear tire is a 360.
http://www.amenmotorcycles.com/
The first one I ever saw were the ones billy lane made "money shot" and the"phsyco cadillac" http://www.choppersinc.com/ but this is the first time i've seen the front made hubless.

 

[MR.FREEZ]

Its one of their prototypes the rear tire is a 360.
http://www.amenmotorcycles.com/
The first one I ever saw were the ones billy lane made "money shot" and the"phsyco cadillac" http://www.choppersinc.com/ but this is the first time i've seen the front made hubless.

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yeah i was gonna post the pshco billy caddy but i lost the pictures

 

[MR.FREEZ]

look at this one

 

[User]

i have seen this , heres the picture i got

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Holy sh*t

 

[BraveHeart007]

i have seen this , heres the picture i got

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That that right there is my all time favorite. If anyone has any info on the bike please post it.

 

[Atlanta Braves Baby!]

Wow those are some sick ass choppers. Maybe one day I will have enough dough to sit on one.

 

[ghostnote]

ok.. i looked at the pictures.. someone help me out. i dont see how the drive train on it would work, i didnt see a chain, or a belt. what am I missing?

 

[Peacock]

Wow those are some sick ass choppers. Maybe one day I will have enough dough to sit on one.

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you will have enough money to buy one soon

 

[johndeere]

ok.. i looked at the pictures.. someone help me out. i dont see how the drive train on it would work, i didnt see a chain, or a belt. what am I missing?

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The rear is chain driven. The chain goes around the rim and a pulley pulls it back up so the chain won't ride too low on the bottom or it would scrape on turns. The front wheel rides on a sleeve inside the wheel, like the sleeve in a bearing. It is then attached to the bottom of the fork mounts.

 

[johndeere]

That that right there is my all time favorite. If anyone has any info on the bike please post it.

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http://www.amenmotorcycles.com/ ask them. they don't have alot of info on their site but you can call them.