Lookee what I made!!! Pics and vid inside!

**Beau** · 05-08-2005

Some of you may be familiar my functioanl bike art I have made like the tables, chairs and other odd stuff. But I have began to explore my creative art side and building different things! Here's my new piece, called the "3D reCYCLIST". Made from recycled bike parts, an old trainer, some store fixtures and an old washing machine motor! Check out the video to see it in action.

The vid is here-

http://www.fooriders.com/webmain/ind...=226434#226434

you will have to click the Download button

You will need that to view the video.

Let me know what you think!

may take a little while to download!

**cdub** · 05-08-2005

video didnt work but that has to be the best use of old parts i have ever seen. i could never imagine building something like that. you must be very creative

**r-kelly** · 05-08-2005

I think that is pretty cool.

**Beau** · 05-08-2005

Originally Posted by cdub

video didnt work but that has to be the best use of old parts i have ever seen. i could never imagine building something like that. you must be very creative

Sorry, you have to click on the link once you get to the webpage! You can open it then!

**Gregg K** · 05-08-2005

Beautiful. I really like the helmet. This makes my day.

**Bikinfoolferlife** · 05-08-2005

When I tried to view the vid it asked for a password...nice bike art in the still, tho...

**mward** · 05-08-2005

Frickin' brilliant. Love it.

**ArmySlowRdr** · 05-08-2005

looks as if one has to register for a "free" account. no thanks. but that is very nice work. very cool!

Originally Posted by Bikinfoolferlife

When I tried to view the vid it asked for a password...nice bike art in the still, tho...

**Beau** · 05-08-2005

New link up!

**mariomega** · 05-08-2005

People you got to understand...this thing moves! I thought it was cool in the picture and then I saw it in action on the vid

I'm surprised Beau doesn't have people worshipping it in front of his house

**Beau** · 05-09-2005

Originally Posted by mariomega

People you got to understand...this thing moves! I thought it was cool in the picture and then I saw it in action on the vid

I'm surprised Beau doesn't have people worshipping it in front of his house

Well, the local roadies stop by quite a bit to ask questions, fill their water and BS about stuff!

**JSUN** · 05-09-2005

THat is the the most creative thing that I have ever seen.
Somebody would pay a million bucks for that.
You've got to break it down for us to as to how the hell it waves!!

..Its actually a little bit scary...

**ArmySlowRdr** · 05-09-2005

thx beau for posting up a link that didn't require registration. that is freakishly awesome!!

Originally Posted by mariomega

People you got to understand...this thing moves! I thought it was cool in the picture and then I saw it in action on the vid

I'm surprised Beau doesn't have people worshipping it in front of his house

**mbrmegan** · 05-09-2005

I am impressed by the video!
That is a reaaly impressive piece of art!

Originally Posted by Beau

Some of you may be familiar my functioanl bike art I have made like the tables, chairs and other odd stuff. But I have began to explore my creative art side and building different things! Here's my new piece, called the "3D reCYCLIST". Made from recycled bike parts, an old trainer, some store fixtures and an old washing machine motor! Check out the video to see it in action.

The vid is here-

http://www.fooriders.com/webmain/ind...=226434#226434

you will have to click the Download button

You will need that to view the video.

Let me know what you think!

may take a little while to download!

**JRUSHE** · 05-09-2005

VERY cool....and freaky!

**Beau** · 05-09-2005

Originally Posted by JSUN

THat is the the most creative thing that I have ever seen.
Somebody would pay a million bucks for that.
You've got to break it down for us to as to how the hell it waves!!

..Its actually a little bit scary...

Well, I'll try to tell ya, but it will be tough.

The hip and knee joints are bicycle hubs, and forks are used as the legs. The hub (hip) is welded to a piece of square steel, with one hub for each leg. The fork that is used for the femer is welded to the axle of a hub by the hip. On the opposite side of that hub, I welded a small steel dowel (actually a head stud from a VW Rabbit cyclinder head) that is about an inch long. I put a bearing on that stud.
Then, I took a steel shaft taken from an old lamp, and welded a bolt on the end so it would fit the bearing by the hip. The lamp shaft travels vertical through guides (washers from bicycles) to provide a veritcal movement when the left leg pedals. On the vertical shaft I welded a old allen wrench. Now there is also a horizontal shaft to the arm, to make it move. On the end on the shaft, I weld a bolt, and installed an old MRP roller. The hor. shaft has guides and connects to the arm, which has a bearing pivot on the end. There is a spring connected to the hor. shaft. So now, when the vertical shaft pulls down, the allen wrench moves down, pushes the roller out and makes the arm move!

OK, that's the best I can do! All the parts of this piece are recycled. Here's a quick sketch to kind of help.

**Rufudufus** · 05-09-2005

Brilliant! that totally rocks!

**HPilot** · 05-09-2005

That is the best representation of recycling I have ever seen!!! This would take several awards at any art, recycling, bike, or any kind of show there was! You should have that bronzed!!!
Great work!!!

**Redmon** · 05-09-2005

If I owned a bike shop I would buy that and put it out front

Awesome creativity!

Shawn

**SHIVER ME TIMBERS** · 05-09-2005

very cool indeed

**6milliondollarman** · 05-09-2005

Man, that is one of the most impressive works of art I've seen! And I've been to many museums (all the major ones in NY, London, and Paris, to name a few). You should consider contacting a museum to display your work, ya know, to share w/ the rest of the population, bikers & non-bikers alike. This would fit in the Musuem of Transportation, MoMA, and even the Guggenheim! Or just leave it in your front yard for a really cool attention piece. Either way, great job

.

**mgomez41** · 05-09-2005

spectacualr i say your a very creative person and man that just made my night

keep up the great work

**Lucky** · 05-10-2005

Everybody knows roadies don't wave.

;^P

Genius, man. Pure genius. Every bike shop needs one of those out front.

Kathy :^D

**Beau** · 05-10-2005

Originally Posted by Lucky

Everybody knows roadies don't wave.

;^P

Genius, man. Pure genius. Every bike shop needs one of those out front.

Kathy :^D

Ahahahahahaha.....Just made MY morning ("roadies don't wave!")

**palerider** · 05-10-2005

road bikers dont wave-change the bars to a flat bar. Then it would be perfect. (I will post some of my bike art soon)

**Bikinfoolferlife** · 05-10-2005

Thanks for the new link, that is very cool. If I owned a bike shop I'd be making you an offer...

**JSUN** · 05-10-2005

Originally Posted by palerider

road bikers dont wave-change the bars to a flat bar. Then it would be perfect. (I will post some of my bike art soon)

Riser bars.

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