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Today’s Links – October 9, 2009
- RGV Laser System
- Is AT&T about to clamp down on heaviest iPhone data users?
- Killinger und Freund - yes, we just reinvent the future
- Collective Sao Gabriel - beer pairing
- Stone Cold Ice Tray
- Car made from billet aluminum - gorgeous
- In Hawaiʻi, "mahalo" might officially mean "thank you" - cute
- Day of chipset reckoning arrives for NVIDIA
- Lotus Aims to Get Back On Track with Ferrari
- Top Things To Look For In A Luxury Watch Part 3: High End Luxury
- Time To Hit the Panic Button: Universe Ending Faster Than Expected
- FCC to investigate "gating" role of middle-mile access lines
- The Big Picture: Autumn scenes - wow
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October 10th, 2009 - 19:12
http://www.schouwer-online.de/technik/killinger_e.htm
The Killinger and Freund is more than a premonition of the future motorcycle. The motor is IN the front wheel. I don’t know how the motor lasted with the bumps and vibration, or how the steering was with that kind of mass on the front wheel, but WOW.. check out the photos in the link!
October 12th, 2009 - 10:47
Pretty cool stuff. I don’t think that vibration would have been that much of an issue although the did a custom carb with no float needle. It was probably very stable with the clutch and gear assembly spinning with the wheel. Check out the photo of the exposed crank.