This little beer crate seems to be very stable at speed. This clip just makes me laugh and reminds me of something White Hendrix would build. A crate fiddy!
Enjoy!

http://www.davesdaily.com/videoclips/beer-crate.htm

 

im totally building one now...

imma steal a crate from work and throw a junker kx80 engine in it.

you watch

 

Yeah, could you imagine driving that thing through town and just haulin ***! It would be funny as hell!

 

i wonder how he built it

 

lmfao,,,

 

id love to get one of these for mtn bike trails...


Originally Posted by http://www.sikkmx.com/sikk-trailbike.htm
Engine Type - 125cc Single Cylinder-
Air Cooled - 4 Stroke
Max Power - 9 HP @ 8500 RPM
Compression - Ratio 9.6:1
Valve Train - SOHC
Bore & Stoke - 52.4 x 49.5mm (2.06 x 1.95 in)
Transmission - 4 Speed with Manual Clutch 1 down 3 up
Final Drive - 15T Front / 47T Rear- #420 Chain
Front Suspension - 36mm Long Travel Aluminum inverted Forks
Rear Suspension - Long Travel Aluminum Swingarm
HD Adjustable Rear Shock
Aluminum Chain Slider
Wheelbase – 55”
Seat Height – 36”
Aluminum Mx style Handlebars

Price: Only $1895
Bar Height – 46”
Ground Clearance – 14”
Fuel Capacity – 5 Litre – 1.3 Gal
Frame – Aluminum Perimeter w/ removable sub frame
Front Brake - Hydraulic Disc
Rear Brake - Hydraulic Disc
Front Tire – 2.75 x 21”
Rear Tire – 3.00 x 19”
Exhaust –Center Mount Sikk Power Pipe
Wheels – 19” Rear - 21” Front
Protection- Heavy Duty Skid Plate
Pegs – Oversized Steel
Seat – Tall Gripper Black

 

thats sweet

 

its like a MTN bike on steroids.

 

I wonder if nitrous would work on it?

 

I have figured it out! You get one of those little 2 cycle scooters. Cut the frame and shorten it where it will fit in the crate. and weld it back together. Shorten the steering tube, and you got it. You would need to add wheels on the inside of the right and left side in order to keep the edges from digging in. The gas tank is already tucked in on the side of the motor. Some of those little scooters will go 50 mph. Or you could modify the rear axle for two tires to stabilize it, and even on the front if you are real ambitious. Just some ideas!