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Bro I stinking love it, but what are those wire wheels called? Would look really good on a ford model a cyclekart❤

You have built a very nice car, congratulations

Beautiful setup!!

Please tell me you will use this drivetrain in a cyclekart.

Looks awesome 👌

upcoming video of you driving/testing it out?

FWD cyclekart powertrain and Grand Illusion? Everything I need in a video all in 40 seconds, well done.

Hey Kelly, I like the idea that used a fun kart steering axel on this cycle kart and even more pleased that it has worked so good for you. It is the same idea I had when I decided to start building my own cycle kart and wasn't sure if it would work or not, here I can see it does ! I had 2 go karts when I decided to try this , now I have 1 and parts of the other since salvaging it for parts. Still just getting things started on building mine, I did some cutting and ( CAD )card board designing this week. I have pillow block bearings coming in this week and some front hub adapters with 5/8 bearings as well for my go kart axel and spindles. Getting excited somewhat to get into this build and drive thing !

What differential is he using?

Olá kelly, qual é a função dessa barra articulada sobre o eixo dianteiro, uma de cada lado montada sobre a mola? Pode dar mais detalhes desse sistema? Obrigado

Thank you so much for making such a simple to follow video that helped immensely...actually worked on the first try for me! THANKS AGAIN!

E me diga por onde se começa a construir um desse modelo, sou totalmente leigo no assunto, venho seguindo os grupos tentando aprender

Muito bom seu projeto parabéns, pode compartilhar algumas medidas e a forma de construção do eixo dianteiro? Obrigado

Hi Kelly do you have any specs for the chasis axel width etc ,I would love to build the same model any help appreciated thanks Shane .Fantastic looking cart 11 out of 10 top job

Fantastic build! I'm beginning to design my first cyclekart and am going to incorporate a couple ideas i got while watching your walkaround!

This is really cool I’ve seen the real one of this in the Edwardian race at Goodwood Members meeting is an fantastic period for cars

can you skip to 4wd and some winter 4x4ing

I like your design and I was trying to figure side rail length for chassis I estimated about 78in

This will be awesome with a Suzuki gxr 1000cc engine in it

What about putting the engine in the front ? Would that be against the rules ? The power to weight would be MUCH better. Just curious im thinking of building one it looks like a blast. 😅

If they would let me drive that to work I would.

Kelly it looks really cool and it's another push on the envelope. Thanks for keeping cyclekarts interesting and intriguing.

Ian Rouselle would absolutely love seeing this,. Can I ask Kelly, why did you decide to do this, where do your feet go now, and how many hours are invested? This REALLY is outstanding.

Shiny!

Looks good, brother. I see you're using a Peerless 100 differential or similar centersection. Good choice. Digging the Styx in the background, too.

My uncle built a front wheel drive cyclekart back in the 80s so this is not “the first on this planet”

This is really cool project, but it appears you are using regular U-joints, which aren't constant speed, so did you consider this? Even if input speed (on that sprocket) would be constant the output will oscilate (sine wave). You could eliminate this by using two U-joints right after each other 90° apart, or use CV (constant velocity) joint. Like in "propper" fwd cars. You could get some axles from scrap yard, but those would be too heavy probably, so try find something from small tractors, maybe lawmowers?

Nicely done!

Good work! What an intriguing project.

Nice!

Cool design!

We have made one off tad pole already

All history is a lie. Driving technology was inherited from the last civilization. When ever they tell you “first ever” or worlds biggest Wtv, It’s a lie. All his-story(history) is a fabricated lie.

Kelly that is bad ass

Is it the same procedure for the back wheel

Really nice details. That would be a big hit at the local classic car show.

Bruuuuh!! the kirchen sink was amazing, it looks soooo spot on! love it

I like the front quarter elliptic spring setup on this👍

You have brakes already on every wheel why not use them????

I look at cycle carts and it is the Only time I wish I were a small guy. OR wish for a class of 2-3 cylinders and 100 hp to be set. Nice Car Kelly.

Very nice…

I like your front axle. It looks like you used one leaf of a trailer spring. Is it flexible enough? I have a UNA-033 that I've thought of using.

Would you ever think 🤔 of selling it ?

Thank you! Made doing mine so easy!

Pretty fun toy. Great minimalist approach while recycling parts from wide range of sources. I have accumulated most everything I need to make my own cycle car. Pretty sure I want to do a 3 wheeler. But haven't pinned it down entirely. I doubt I'll have the restraint to keep it under 300lbs so I may source something bigger than the Honda 125cc sitting waiting.

I would love to see a complete vid of the paddy wagon. I see snippets of the completed wagon in the background of vids.

As they say in Spain...Guapa...y chulo😊 Great car😂

Lovely

What a beautiful build! Thanks for sharing. Minor note, your rear tires are installed backwards, the tread should point the other direction like your fronts do.

Great information thank you. I usually do spokes on bycicle wheels but with these motorcycle wheels it can be a bit different.