[scoTTy]

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_ITmgFDjZY 

[robbw]

It's a nice looking machine, but I would agree with your assessment regarding the rear fender. The bike looks a little naked without one.

[scoTTy]

my concern would be slipping off the seat and er, uh, er.. whang dang doodle..

[boggy]

oh man.  i like the bike artistically but you are right on the money... that rear tire is WAY to close for comfort.  one bump and your undercarriage is getting cleaned. 

[Lahti35]

Cool!

What's not cool was that i had the volume turned up and was instantly blasted with heavy metal

[scoTTy]

keep ure headphones off..  i didn't realize there was'' musak ''

going on

sorry

[cyrusb]

Seems to me there are two heads in jeopardy there.....

[jdrouin]

It needs sprees to be complete.

[prof_stack]

Nice styling exercise.  Since it will never be ridden in the rain, the lack of fenders is no problem. 

The lack of helmet, however, shows a lack of brains.   imho, of course.

[grumpyed]

If you dont have brains,then you dont need a helmet.

[redcat]

you really WOULD want to keep your shirt tucked in.

[AgentX]

Reminds me of the time I was hanging off the back of a hardtail mountain bike on a really nasty rocky descent and my ass hit my 24" 3" wide rear tire and gripped it mercilessly. 

This perfected an alternative to the disk-brake technology on our advanced mountain bikes, called the "junk-brake."  Fully organic and semi-renewable technology, but only good for about one stop a year.

[billy2sheds]

brings a whole new meaning to the word skidmarks.

[DNash]

That's a pretty neat idea. I think I like the spirit more than the end result, but the vaguely-boardtracky look is fantastic.