Rotary Pics

Hi All,

Here's some pictures of my 'Rotary' 2-stroke mounted in a steel Norco frame.
The kit came with rear wheel, including awesome drum brake, handlebars with throttle & choke controls fitted.
I'm having trouble uploading, :???: so instead, just follow this link: http://psell.customer.netspace.net.au/rotary/

 

[Esteban]

Looks great & WELL MADE !

 

[wavygravy]

now thats something ya dont see everyday! who makes that kit?

 

[Scottm]

That is interesting. IS that rear wheel as strong as it looks? I like it.

 

[Large Filipino]

I wonder if it would come to the states that kit.
How much?

 

[Capitol Motorbikes]

Very nice! Haven't seen this type of mount on a new bike before.

 

[Large Filipino]

How does that connect to the wheel?
We need answers!

 

[Hive]

Rotary Link

Here ya go lads. Aussie. $2000 plus all up; motor/wheel $1500 scoots! ; still nice arrangement.

http://www.rotarybike.com/rotarybike_products.asp?type=Petrol

http://www.bicyclestore.com.au/Rotary-Classic-Power-Assisted-Bike-pr-22751.html

 

[sideshowsideswipe]

wow that's kind of pricey... compared to the china gas setup under $400 including bike.

 

[Hive]

Rotary

What you say is true enough, but the engineering is excellent and I guess you get what you pay for most of the time. This looks to be a qualitiy, high-end power plant.

If they were available here, and I was into motoring in area where it stayed warm, I might consider, particularly if the rig freewheeled.

Then again, I do like the Tanaka, GEBE simplicity and I can freewheel.