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Chainsaw Bike (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDWqJe1dCgY#)
That is just too Frickin funny. :lol: :lol: :lol: What is there like 20 motors on that, and I use the term lightly, bike? They have way too much time and money to come up with that.
Happy New Year,
CraigO
90FJ1200
Lumberjack bikers, unite!
two strokes rule the streets (not)!
Kookaloo! (i bet its got plenty of it)
According to their website, the PS-7900 chainsaw makes 6.3 hp. So figure around 150 Engine HP on that bike. An impressive dragbike? No, but not bad for a marketing gimmick!
:shok:i'm speechless!
why dont they supercharge it????always wanted to supercharge a 2ey... and although i like 4 stroker big bores, they are over engineered and have to many moving parts.... and they dont smell nice...:D i love my stink wheels......
A publicity stunt for dolmar? I have a good friend that does sell dolmar chainsaw's must say that its a pretty decent product.However I would've like to seen that drag bike run up against a full mod fj in the 1/4 mile. :sarcastic:
Quote from: vaquero45 on January 03, 2011, 04:01:37 PM
A publicity stunt for dolmar? I have a good friend that does sell dolmar chainsaw's must say that its a pretty decent product.However I would've like to seen that drag bike run up against a full mod fj in the 1/4 mile. :sarcastic:
See Marsh's post earlier, it would seem to only have 150HP with all that extra weight, no need for a full mod FJ, any tired old/ bone stock FJ would crush that thing in the 1/4 mile.
Just saying.
Dan
Quote from: vaquero45 on January 03, 2011, 04:01:37 PM
I have a good friend that does sell dolmar chainsaw's must say that its a pretty decent product.
Not to hijack the thread but... I don't know about dolmar saws, but I love my Stihl Farm-Boss. I have brought down, bucked and cut to log-length for splitting, some real monsters -some of them were 36" in diameter.
I initially bought it to clear the trees (36 of them) for the pool I had put in.
I use that thing several times a week, and it never fails to impress. It works like a hot knife through warm butter -almost.... The only real complaint I have is that it runs out of fuel too quickly.
For whatever that's worth.
Dan
Quote from: Dan Filetti on January 03, 2011, 06:12:58 PM
Quote from: vaquero45 on January 03, 2011, 04:01:37 PM
I have a good friend that does sell dolmar chainsaw's must say that its a pretty decent product.
Not to hijack the thread but... I don't know about dolmar saws, but I love my Stihl Farm-Boss. I have brought down, bucked and cut to log-length for splitting, some real monsters -some of them were 36" in diameter. I have to agree with Dan. I own a farm and use an 036 stihl for the heavy work ,still going strong after 15 years.Just bought the dolmar for brushing so far so good.I must admit started laughing pretty hard seeing those two clowns pull starting all those motors. :scratch_one-s_head:
Quote from: Dan Filetti on January 03, 2011, 06:12:58 PM
I don't know about dolmar saws, but I love my Stihl Farm-Boss.
Dan
Sounds like we need a Stihl Farm-Boss bike, for a fair comparison. (popcorn)