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I wish I had skills like this 
MINI MOTO MAYHEM
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I just love the idea of riding this into the LAN hall at Insomnia and setting it up, then being able to unplug it, ride it to your friends seat and plug it in over there.
Look out for it next year, The bike will be there (just watch your ankles)
Would be a lot easier than the bike ... small camera on the front and it'd be usable
This is nothing short of amazing!Awesome build..
Thanks man, much appreciated
I wish I had skills like this
I'm sure you could do something similar, the forum is full of good stuff and people are happy to share how to do things, U-Tube is a good source too. It's just about trying
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Holy crap.. This is awesone
Cheers Guys, glad you like. Dazo it should be done by the end of the month ...correction I have to finish this by the end of the month
Update 17/11/13
I've been finishing off all the little things, First up is the Cooler Master fans. I've shortened and sleeved one of the cables. the other one I soldered on a male connector so that the fans can be "daisy chained" and run direct to the motherboard.
Next up is the LED's for the Res, nice and simple, the Res was already pre-drilled by Phame so all I needed to do was secure the cable with a P clip and slot in the LED ... real easy job (Thanks Phame)
Next we have the cables into the Motherboard, nice simple solution again. I have basically stuck on a couple of clips on a bit of plexy, but it keeps those cables really tidy. (the camera is picking up all the dust will have to wipe before taking final photo's)
Something I very nearly forgot about was the front brake :wallbash: although it would have made things more interesting when riding the bike, it really needs brakes. I fitted a nice wave disk to add a bit more "bling" to the front end.
So It's pretty much done, Just need to slot in an ngff drive and fill the loop. Waiting for the block from EK but that can be fitted later. Talking about filling the loop here's what I have got, some lovely Aurora 2
Here's the pre final photo's of the bike. next update should be the last
I've added some EK decals, seems fair as the other sponsors have theirs on the bike
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Wow That looks brilliant... How long until you're riding it in to LANs?That is .....
Thanks Biffa, I thought no-one had noticed
Thanks Chris, I'm hoping to get it to i50 ... Dunno if anyone will put it on their stand ... it's not quite ready for gaming yet.
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Can't even believe this is real haha
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Absolutely astonishing that this can be accomplished. Congrats
Can't even believe this is real haha
It looks even better in the metal (so to speak) The final pics will be done on track with me riding it ... it should kinda give it some perspective
Thanks Ben, It has me grinning form ear to ear
It looks even better in the metal (so to speak) The final pics will be done on track with me riding it ... it should kinda give it some perspective
Don't fall off whatever you do, would hate to see it dropped !
Brilliant work man, hats off to ya
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Now this I like! Excellent job
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How fast does it go???
Fantastic job
Now this I like! Excellent job
Thanks guys, happy you like
Thanks Colin, yeah that will be going through my mind too, I think I'm more aware of it more than my regular bike, it's a lot of work to chuck down the road.
It's not that fast, around the 20mph mark... I could upgrade the motor but at the expense of battery life (food for thought)