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Message Number: 34 -
Friday, March 19, 2010 07:23:10 PDT
[IP = 92.40.125.183] -United Kingdom 
| Name: | Keith I |
| City: | London |
| State: | Kent |
| Country: | Uk |
| Age/Occupation: | to old to die young! |
Comments:
There are a number of vehicle very like it Indycycle but yours looks the best. Do you plane to build any more, if so how about an enclose car? Have a look at the caparo T1. I feel this front end,once able to go over speed bumps, would make a great 2 seater Indycycle start point. If you don't do it then some else may!
Message Number: 33 -
Sunday, February 7, 2010 07:24:29 PDT
[IP = 92.40.25.53] -United Kingdom
| Name: | Keith |
| City: | London |
| State: | Kent |
| Country: | GB(England) |
| Age/Occupation: | 43 |
Comments:
What a great looking Car. Are there any in Britain? I whis I could build one? How hard is any Indycycle to build?
Very if you know nothing about how a car works!
Message Number: 32 -
Sunday, September 20, 2009 14:07:32 PDT
[IP = 99.128.195.189] -United States 
| Name: | Paul Hartung |
| City: | Willowbrook |
| State: | Illinois |
| Country: | USA |
| Age/Occupation: | 61/disabled |
Comments:
Exceptional design. Not being an engineer are there spacific recomendations for the front suspension and steering? I have a shaft drive Suzuki 1100cc that I can't ride due to balance issues so your indie style reverse trike has alot of appeal. Any suggestions for reverse in the plans?
Message Number: 31 -
Thursday, September 3, 2009 05:32:18 PDT
[IP = 220.233.241.151] -Australia 
| Name: | Tony Travers |
| City: | Atlanta |
| State: | Mental |
| Country: | USA |
| Age/Occupation: | Hairdresser |
Comments:
I am a mad Super 8 driver. Love Indy Love the babes, love the burnouts. Mad.
Message Number: 30 -
Friday, July 24, 2009 15:42:45 PDT
[IP = 64.252.19.155] -United States
| Name: | Bob |
| City: | suffield |
| State: | ct |
| Country: | usa |
| Age/Occupation: | 46/ machine shop owner |
Comments:
I purchased the plan sheets awhile back edition 2.0
S/N 2-121 I noticed on the web site the you are at edition 3.0 will it cost me anything to get the updated version? if so let me know. I have finally found a donor bike 97 ZX7R Kawasaki, ready to purchase the tubing and start building. Let me know I will pay postage,or If you have it in electronic format you can e-mail it to me. If there is any one in the CT area that is building or considering building
E-Mail Me @ bob at aspusaonline dot com
Thanks Bob Morton
Message Number: 29 -
Sunday, May 24, 2009 15:42:18 PDT
[IP = 71.102.38.209] -United States
| Name: | Tom Beckmier |
| City: | Yucca Valley |
| State: | CA |
| Country: | USA |
| Age/Occupation: | 47, Maintenance Mech. |
Comments:
Any chance of a 2-seater in the future?
Message Number: 28 -
Monday, January 19, 2009 17:17:49 PDT
[IP = 75.170.63.164] -United States
| Name: | Dave Norton |
| City: | Rogue River |
| State: | OR |
| Country: | USA |
| Age/Occupation: | 65 Retired mechanical engineer |
Comments:
Hi Jamieson! Just checking in. I still haven't seen anything comparable to your rig. I hope the world is treating you well. Keep on keepin' on!
Dave Norton
Message Number: 27 -
Sunday, August 31, 2008 12:40:21 PDT
[IP = 76.220.60.221] -United States
| Name: | frank harvey |
| City: | walnut creek |
| State: | calif |
| Country: | usa |
| Age/Occupation: | 59 |
Comments:
I'm seriously considering building an electric vehicle but haven't cared for the typical approach of converting a old (always heavy) car to electric. I think the IndyCycle captures the spirit of what I want to build. My only disappointment is that the dimensions are left "vague". If I do build an electric, it'll sure be sleek and lightweight, like the IndyCycle. Great job, Jamieson!
frank harvey, walnut creek, calif. Sept 1, 2008
Message Number: 26 -
Thursday, August 7, 2008 22:33:13 PDT
[IP = 202.59.80.154] -Pakistan 
| Name: | M. Usmani |
| City: | Lahore |
| State: | Punjab |
| Country: | Pakistan |
| Age/Occupation: | 30/Coordinator |
Comments:
I have seen the two designs but i prefer yours. I know nothing about cars or motorcycles but I love to drive and ride fast things.
I have only one question due to its power on the rear wheel is it stable enough wouldn't it be better to have the whole power on the front wheels and the weight on the front wheels to have better balance like snow mobiles jet ski etc.
Just an idea from someone who know too little
| Message Number: 25 - Wednesday, July 30, 2008 14:27:09 PDT | |
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