V3 P-85 Was Dynoed

[DAMIEN1307]

Not sure I would want a 60t option tbh. One mm too far on the throttle and you would be leaving every stop on the back wheel lol

Think of how good that would look in a Shriners parade though...lol...Right after the Shriner picks himself up off of the pavement that is...lol.

 

[Sidewinder Jerry]

Not sure I would want a 60t option tbh. One mm too far on the throttle and you would be leaving every stop on the back wheel lol

You can put Damien in one of those pull behind child buggies lol

 

[ImpulseRocket]

Think of how good that would look in a Shriners parade though...lol...Right after the Shriner picks himself up off of the pavement that is...lol.

You could be the only 2 wheel unicycle at the circus for sure.

You can put Damien in one of those pull behind child buggies lol

I think at that point the bike and myself would have simply done a vertical 180 and joined him in the buggy

 

[GW's Motorized]

Not sure I would want a 60t option tbh. One mm too far on the throttle and you would be leaving every stop on the back wheel lol

I don't think you'd even need throttle to leave a stop sign with a 60 t

 

[DAMIEN1307]

I think at that point the bike and myself would have simply done a vertical 180 and joined him in the buggy

And that would be the end of the poor buggy for sure...lol.

 

[Sidewinder Jerry]

You could be the only 2 wheel unicycle at the circus for sure.

I think at that point the bike and myself would have simply done a vertical 180 and joined him in the buggy

Ok then this is going on a tandem build for you.

 

[ImpulseRocket]

Tandem Phantoms on a Tandem bike would actually be a fun, and kinda loud, experience lol. I may want dual front disc brakes for that adventure.

 

[ImpulseRocket]

I don't think you'd even need throttle to leave a stop sign with a 60 t

Honestly, I think you would be right. At least for a light enough rider on a smaller bike. People that run 44 tooth sprockets talk about how easy it is to just clutch away from a light and not really needing much pedal assistance.

 

[Sidewinder Jerry]

Ok then this is going on a tandem build for you.

I once had a 76 HD Sportster my first X told me to put a B-seat and rear pegs on it. I told her I'd be more than happy to put those on the bike. She then thought about it for a minute and said "Oh Hxll no, you you aren't going to do that!!!" LOL

 

[DAMIEN1307]

Honestly, I think you would be right. At least for a light enough rider on a smaller bike. People that run 44 tooth sprockets talk about how easy it is to just clutch away from a light and not really needing much pedal assistance.

I don't need any pedal assist at a stop at all unless I am on a hill and thats using a 36 tooth sprocket on my very heavy bike with my very heavy lard butt sitting upon it...lol...lol.

Gotta love that P-85 power and torque...lol.