Markcycle standup scooter of death!

[michaelplogue]

How about a super scary standup using Markcycle's motorcycle hub with a 72V 40AH battery pack (40 mph) or a 96V 20AH pack (60 mph)!

[Lock]

HAHA!
...add some stirrups/foot straps to lock feet to platform at high speeds/bumps...
Lock

[thewmatusmoloki]

And I see that it's also already on the salts flats.

All I need now is an instantly inflatable airbag suit to ride it at it's full potential.

Cheers
Matt

[Lock]

Actually... a suit that inflates to form an airfoil for full aero... articulated tail to add lift from sidewinds...

[thewmatusmoloki]

That would certainly be a "Safe" type airofoil solution to any wind resistance problem.

[fechter]

Great pics!

Ever ridden a Badsey or GoBig scooter? Sort of like that.

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[AussieJester]

Those ones in the background look very 'Jackal-ish-?

KiM

[Lock]

fechter that's a great collection of scoots! Where was that pls?

[fechter]

Right on the Jackal. That was the first one built.
I think those pictures came from the "2003 Anti-Gravity Races" held in the Marin Headlands, just north of the Golden Gate Bridge.

Here are a few more pictures from that event:

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Mike Mercado's custom Etek cruiser:

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Deadly Etek powered ESW standup scooter:

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[michaelplogue]

Love that stretch cruiser with the ETEK..... Note the rear foot pegs for a SAFE streamline body position.........

[Ykick]

Great pics!

Ever ridden a Badsey or GoBig scooter? Sort of like that.

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Those Badsey Phat scooters bring back memories! Man, I wanted to try one of those back in the 24V era...