Is Anyone Going Base Model?

[BlioKart]

1. standard shifting "H" pattern is old technology and best left on vehicles in museums, whereas sequential shifting (paddle-shifting) is what all F1 vehicles use (for a reason), but honestly with 50 HP it really will not matter, so why waste your time PRETENDING you are in a high-performance vehicle, and use it for what it is intended, a COMMUTER VEHICLE !

2. RED is the "fastest" color…( leave it on the fastest vehicles !)

3. a/c as it is required to defrost the windows, why not keep the body cool (so you can speed shift through those H patterns with that light speed 50 HP ?

57hp of fun sounds like a baby Grand Prix car

 

[daniel Bazley]

Personally I never cared much for F1, Nascar is more fun. Paddle shifting is more like one of the early cars I had, a 56 Dodge with push button transmission.

I prefer and like the look and feel of my homemade classic shifter in my Mallett Sky.

 

[EZ]

if this IS a MOTORCYCLE, why does it not have SEQUENTIAL SHIFTING ?

 

[EZ]

800#
135 HP
sequential shifting !

too much for the "average driver " ?

 

[EZ]

chrome-plated fiberglass !!

 

[charchri4]

Nice I love the wing !! ^^

Interesting thought on the shifter but I think it should be more car like that motor cycle like. I could live with paddle shifters for sure but I think it would be cheaper to just do the normal H pattern. I really REALLY hope they do a 6 speed though!

 

[charchri4]

Pick me pick me!!

 

[charchri4]

EZ do you have anymore photos of this vehicle or can you point me to a site that shows what it is? It looks really cool!!

 

[EZ]

EZ do you have anymore photos of this vehicle or can you point me to a site that shows what it is? It looks really cool!!

grinnallcars.com

kit from UK

costs about $20,000. to build

I have 8 of these, want one ??

no top
no a/c
no radio
nothing

it is a pure driving vehicle, INSANELY FAST !

BMW K1200RS engine (new ones have 180 HP BMW engine)

dependable as a rock, engines good for 200,000 miles

rear wheel drive

TWIN TIRE SYSTEM

 

[EZ]

I JUST WONDER IF SEQUENTIAL SHIFTING HAS EVEN BEEN DISCUSSED ??

motorcycle ???