This
project was kept secret for a whole year because we originally intended
to build it for real for my friend Aad; apart from the different engine
position,
the other part of our mad plan was to replace the gearbox with a hydropump
that
would drive a hydromotor in the rear wheel. Variable transmission: no
clutch,
shiftpedal or rear brake neccesary, the hydropump could be controlled
by lefthand
throttle. This should accelerate like nothing you have ever seen, because
the
engine could stay at the rpm with maximum torque all the way from 0
to ...?
June 2005: We are now building Cadbike
#31 for Aad , and I decided to
finish the CAD model of #19 just for fun.
8 August
2005: The frame now doubles as the oiltank and I have put on
all the oillines except the crankcase breather. I also started work
on the throttle linkage using little balljoints.
15
August 2005: I made a whole new rear wheel, based on the center
part of a PVM but widened to accept the 330 tire. I also added
fuellines and brackets between carbs and frame.
