Radial engine motorcycle
This motorcycle made by JRL is just awesome. Powered by a radial engine. I haven't seen anything like that ever. Notice how fast it revs up. Go here for some faq : www.jrlcycles.com Here is another radial engine powered motorcycle. Its made by Jesse James : thekneeslider.com Though I respect Jesse James' creations very much, I think the JRL cycle is much more sleek.

I love this country! People come up with the coolest shit!
west coast choppers has one with the engine mounted facing forwards check it on their website
that is a brand-new Rotax radial engine sold for use in small home-built experimental airplanes. Most of the WWII aircraft radials were nearly 6-feet in diameter.
u mean gallons per mile
yes, how many?
Very very very very nice. radial engines: from plane to motorbike
I think this is an Australian Rotec R2800 engine, not a Rotax.
now that’s what i call throttle-response. great job guys
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COOL!!
must be a burnout from hell
This is a very cool idea
how many cylinders it have??
how long before you have to fill the tank lol 1mile?
wasnt there any early australian radial where the cyclinders actually rotated? or am i talking shit? please let me know
your thinking of a rotary enigne.
raidal enignes turn the crankshaft while rotary engines such as the bently br-2 have spinning cylenders and a stationary crankshaft.
aha thanks. do you reckon it would be possible to fit a bike with a rotary and have a belt attached to the crankcase somehow?
its possible, yes it is, as long as you can weld a gear for the belt on the crank case and put some kind of guard around the spinning enigne.
no, a rotary engine has rotors, no cylinders and a spinning crankshaft
your thinking of a wankel roatry. there are rotary engines with pistons such as the bently br-2. yourtube “bently br-2″ you will see
Cool idead! But seems like it would be a pain to have to drop the lower plugs to drain the oil out of the cylinders before you start it all the time.
needs a relly slow loping idle….that is one of the major seeling aspects of the large VTwin Cycles.
That’s a type of rotary engine yes, such as the wankel, but the older type of radialy configured piston engines where the cylinders spin on a stationary crank are also called rotary engines.
Cooling?
wow this thing looks totally badass.