Bike, Scooter, and Chopper Projects for the Evil Genius

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Want to take your evil talents on the road? Bike, Scooter, and Chopper Projects for the Evil Genius has everything you need to morph your old, unwanted wheels into fabulous, fully functional vehicles. Now you can fuel your artistic side, conserve energy, and get where you need to go with serious attitude!

Dozens of pictures throughout the building process help you create these rad rides, some that you power yourself and some that will propel you for extensive distances with just the push of a button, running on inexpensive power obtained from a wall socket or the sun. Each project can be modified, mixed together, and customized, enabling you to create literally hundreds of new devices-the only limit is your imagination! Features illustrated instructions and plans for more than 13 highly detailed projects, all of which can be built using easily available parts and a few basic tools. Shows you how to completely dismantle a standard bicycle in order to twist it into something much more evil. Gives you alternative design ideas that leave room for you to mix or change the projects to suit your own evil agenda. Learn new skills and look cool - this book is for everyone with a desire to chop and create. Garage hackers unite!

Regardless of your skill level, Bike, Scooter, and Chopper Projects for the Evil Genius will arm you with the skills you need in order to churn out your very own evil rides. Have a look at what is on our Evil Genius drawing board…

Attitude and Style Gladiator Chopper Trike Old Skool Attitude The Whipper Snapper

Speed and Comfort StreetFox Tadpole Trike DeltaWolf Racing Trike Little Warrior Trike

Alternative Transportation Ucan2 HandCycle SpinCycle Vortex SkyStyle Tallbike

Electric Power Sparky MiniBike LongRanger Bike Silent Speedster Kids Electric Trike

What Customers Say About Bike, Scooter, and Chopper Projects for the Evil Genius:

the best inspiration for a budding bike mechanic. I bought the book for my oldest son (he's 14), yet I had just as much fun deciding which of the projects we like the most. However, this was just what we were looking for- a practical guide to create very interesting projects. Thanks. I don't know why genius has to be evil. And there ain't much genius in the projects described. The book brought us together, again, so now we have 12 different bicycles in the garage (all from the junkyards) and two electric beauties being constructed.

trikes, and the other for tall bikes and 2 wheel recumbents.The plans are detailed, simple to follow (even if you know nothing about design and reading plans), and complete. Because of the detail in the plans, you not only build the bike, you understand why each part is set up as it is so you end up understanding bike design much more than simple plans would show you.Both books are excellent. I had already purchased several bike plans from the site while waiting for my books to be delivered. This bike has several trike plans, while the other has two wheeled recumbents. the books both explain how to strip a bike for parts and how each part works.

I bought this book and Bicycle Builder's Bonanza from the same author. I'd buy this for choppers or rec. his website, atomiczombie, has many more. the plans are very non-technical and, as I said, easy to follow. I was interested in recumbents, but the prices are astronomical.

Of course, both have outrageous choppers as here and trick bikes, etc. The bike building is written in a way that help you understand the reason why each part or design works and design/modification trade-offs.

Zombie teaches about other interesting projects, some really ingenious. I hope for more "ships" at future. As in other books, Mr. Grate compilation.

Not a lot to offer for the price, but a few really good projects. The trikes are the best

Now, my only problem is deciding between the Delta Wolf and the Street Fox. I think the best thing about the book is that it inspires me to go out and build something. I purchased this book and also the Bicycle Builder's Bonanza by the same author because I wanted ideas on how to build my own recumbent bike or trike. The plans and details are awesome, and Brad often explains why certain design decisions were made. My mind is already cranking on how to modify the designs presented in the book.