http://www.chicara.com/

I love the geomtry and check out the 1966 model.

Almost a steampunk aesthetic; beautiful.  That guy definitely thinks outside the box. 

But did you read the technical specifications for that 1966 model?  "1966 Honda Moped Motor • horsepower:1.5ph"

And if you look closely, you can see that those aren't footpegs up front, they're actual bicycle pedals. 

I'm thinking that baby's a tad underpowered. 

Check out the riding position on the 1942 model (hint: locate were the rider's feet are supposed to go!)

Quote from: Majorhavoc on February 10, 2009, 11:29:53 AM
Check out the riding position on the 1942 model (hint: locate were the rider's feet are supposed to go!)

Yeah for those that like to ride superman style 

Quote from: natedawg120 on February 10, 2009, 11:35:40 AM

Quote from: Majorhavoc on February 10, 2009, 11:29:53 AM
Check out the riding position on the 1942 model (hint: locate were the rider's feet are supposed to go!)

Yeah for those that like to ride superman style 

I just notice that. Man, that would be a hard ride on your nads. 

Quote from: Majorhavoc on February 10, 2009, 11:29:53 AM
Almost a steampunk aesthetic; beautiful.  That guy definitely thinks outside the box. 

But did you read the technical specifications for that 1966 model?  "1966 Honda Moped Motor • horsepower:1.5ph"

And if you look closely, you can see that those aren't footpegs up front, they're actual bicycle pedals. 

I'm thinking that baby's a tad underpowered. 

Check out the riding position on the 1942 model (hint: locate were the rider's feet are supposed to go!)

Well it's a custom moped. Yikes...those bikes are a $1 million a piece but check out all the labor and everything is custom except for the drivetrain.

http://thenewcaferacersociety.blogspot.com/2008/11/chicara-nagatas-million-dollar-moped.html

i wouldn't want any of them. not my cup of tea. nice workmanship though. 

IIRC based on paN/flAT/knuckle/ and shovelheaD hd's me likey

yuk

those are cool as hell...but you sure want to get the shock bolts tightened down properly on that 1966 model...or you may lose a nut.