OCBob said:I like the fact that he does ride the thing. I've seen him out and about on it before.
Shouldn't be a clutch or tranny for that matter. Jet propulsion, just a throttle to twist hehehe.ntw0rk said:Wow!
Must have one helluva clutch system in it!
The bike in that video has a chain on it. Would be interesting to see the drive system on it.OCBob said:Shouldn't be a clutch or tranny for that matter. Jet propulsion, just a throttle to twist hehehe.
Though I did notice that the exhausts are pointed outward rather than rearward. I thought that it had rear facing exhausts earlier. Probably another bike that I saw.
Didn't notice that. I agree, I would love to see how they have the drive system set up. I guess it would work something like a helicopter does to drive the props. Didn't really think of that.SilvrSRT10 said:The bike in that video has a chain on it. Would be interesting to see the drive system on it.
ntw0rk said:The "jet engine" on the bike is really just a turbine engine, much like the APU (Auxiliary Power Unit) on airliners.
It is a constant speed type engine. If you listen to the audio, once it is fully spooled up, it never changes rpms.
It may be driven much like an Air-Tractor. The exhaust from the engine drives an air pump, which turns the prop. This one could do the same thing through a clutch to the chain.
Maybe?! :dontknow: