‘Created by Bob Maddox based on a 1929 Harley Davison track racer design.’
- Caleb Cox, Hardware
Rocket Powered Harley Davidson
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Colour photographs of Oxford, early summer, 1924
The shop that time forgot
Colour photographs of Egypt, 1920s
Paris at night, 1920s / 1930s
The Pussycar Automodule
Bathing Parades c. 1920s
Abandoned Buses, Lancashire, England
Evolution of Dashboards, 1970
USSR 'All American Cars', 1956
Palmer & Singer Motor Car Brochure, 1909
Mercedes-Benz W125 Record, 1938
Silent Era Movie Posters
The First Aircraft Carrier, 1910
'Our Car's Stalled, How About A Lift?', 1950
Howard Hughes' "Spruce Goose", 1947
Aquatic Frolics, 1926
"Snow", 1963
Behind the Scenes of "Metropolis", 1925-1926
The Hollywoodland Sign, 1923-1949
Daytona Beach, 1970s/1980s
Beetle Wrecks, 1940s-1970s
This is a jet powered bike, not a rocket powered bike.
I agree with Joseph – those appear to be pulse jet engines (as used on the German V-1 missile), not rockets:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pulse_jet_engine
Um, nice ref? You guys need a hobby or something?
Definitely jet engines not rocket… either way that’s a sick bike!