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Wow! That thing looks BadAzz Jeffrey!! You've got this hull building game figured out.

At around 1:15 Ramp jump from the season 3 Intro of "Hart to Hart"

hs) Peick 1)Dungey 2)Tomac 3)Canard

Weight? How much $ in carbon? 155? ......had to get that out of the way. ;)

Johnny, my ski could tell you were a kawi guy by the sound of tools jingling in your pockets. Of course you were gonna get bit. Haha

I built a light wooden frame for the car hood and suspended the corners in foam. The fiberglass body kits I received were all wrapped in bubble wrap and foam padding. From what I remember, the rear of the bus was for shipping goods, and the underneath was for luggage. Unless your hull gets...

I shipped a car hood from Illinois to Colorado years ago for like $75 and have received numerous import body kits through Greyhound. Never had any types of issues and the rates are unreal compared to actual freight. The down side is the limited amount of terminals.

How much for carbon? Weight??? ....:cool:

Well since you went all Bill Cosby on me, what do you call it? Fat Albert Blue...:eek:

It's called Big League Blue. Just a basic ppg shopline color

Sorry, not an fx1. Just a lightweight little thing we built out in the garage. I didn't realize what sub-forum it was in before I posted.

Here's one we threw together last year.

To use readily available materials and keep it cheap, you could always use a bag of quikrete portland cement and slowly pour it in the beer bottle/exhaust chamber?? box. As it hardens, you can push small steel guide pins in (like flywheel cover or pump pins) Pour a thin layer of 635 to smooth...

Crazy whiskey throttle at 6:11. I love it!!

Are they getting any lighter? or still staying with the bullet proof theme?

I personally don't think that the announcers need to attempt to call every trick in the routine. I would assume nearly everyone watching knows what a backflip and 360 is. I'd be happy hearing the motors rip with an occasional comment on a new trick or insane height. Overall it was a great...

http://www.expresscomposites.com/foamcore.html Lantor Soric is the way to go. Works so good for infusion, Rick Roy uses it..

If you're not a big guy and can still feel comfortable on a 20 inch, I'd try one on the track before jumping up to a 24. For me it just seems like timing the jumps and the overall control of a cruiser is nothing like a standard 20". Check out www.danscomp.com for a few bikes near your budget.

https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=B446FFDB1DD464F1!2251&authkey=!AIDsXssBGCzRcpw&ithint=folder%2c here's a quick link to a few pics....... Now back to the Air Blair project !!

I beg to differ. My project started with a modified Yamaha pump tunnel and a few stacks of R-board. I don't hate on anyone that lightly mods a deck to splash a mold because that is serious work as well.