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Name:	Don
City:	Muscatine
State:	Iowa
Country:	US
Age/Occupation:	51 - IT

Comments:
Love the Indycycle concept and have passed it on over the years. I like the looks of it better than Jim Musser's, though I do love the idea of putting it together quickly like his kit.
Thanks for your service! I'm retired Navy myself.

Message Number: 38 - Monday, August 29, 2011 08:35:14 PDT
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Name:	Cral Dogman
City:	Gaitersbug
State:	MD
Country:	USA
Age/Occupation:	56/Mechanical Engineer

Comments:
I had been drawing plans already when I came across your site. Very nice job! Besides the era, this is exactly what I had in mind! I was thinking of a water cooled 500cc and want to go for the '30s look. Being in Maryland, I would love to come see your machine sometime. Please let me know when you get back and I will contact you for plans. Thank you for your service to our country. I do not say that lightly because I understand the sacrifice you've made, wherever you are in the world.

Name:	Mat Sroda
City:	Warsaw
Country:	Poland
Age/Occupation:	37

Comments:
Well, I have to say thank you very much - thanks for starting me up on another project that will wreak havoc in my finances ;-)

Name:	Fritz Schantz
City:	Fallston
State:	Md

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Hey Jamison - Good luck and stay safe over there!

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!

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!

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?

Name:	Tony Travers
City:	Atlanta
State:	Mental
Country:	USA
Age/Occupation:	Hairdresser

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I am a mad Super 8 driver. Love Indy Love the babes, love the burnouts. Mad.

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

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