Would you ride this?

That looks better than the 26 inch Oset that almost killed me two years ago!

I would buy a motorised shopping trolley if it improved my riding, I need all the help I can get. Lovely job though.

Looks like every bike you see in the pre 65 Scottish except this ones been starved!

I think it is what is needed to get youngsters into the sport, a chap in the U.K. I think called John Bliss made a similar bike based on a pit bike engine and it looks super.

This appears to use bicycle wheels so how big is it ? Would it be a starter bike for a 12 year old ?

Perhaps someone needs to start putting kits together to enable budget bikes to enter the game.

I like it.

I don't think there's an inference that this is a low budget option. Mountain bikes and bits can cost more than a trials bike, and that's without factoring in the cost of an engine. Also, however good the rest of the plot may be, riding sections on mtb tyres would be the biggest self-imposed disadvantage I could think of in a bike. Neat job though.

Edited August 13, 201511 yr by cleanorbust

I'm sorry but I can't find anything futuristic on it. Not even as a concept.

A fair bit of work there ... Any details / specs ?  or do you just have that much free time ???

 Glenn

Give it to Peter Gaunt, he would make it work.

Looks like a fun toy, I wouldn't mind having a play on it. 

 

Not a serious competition bike and will never get close to a Beta or GG 80 for the kids. Obviously.

 

I admire the workmanship though, Fair play to whoever built it.