White Rhino Posted May 1, 2007 Posted May 1, 2007 (edited) Bob, I know you can build about anything (so it seems) but this guy??? I think you met your match!! Leave it to the unbelievable imagination of the ROCKETMAN, Ky michaelson, to dream up this latest rocket powered vehicle. Although it's not very hard to believe once you think about all of the other vehicles Ky has rigged a rocket to. The intriguing part about this suped-up radio flyer is that Ky was inspired after staring at a toy sled only a fraction of the size of a real radio flyer. The rails were manufactured out of aluminum andthe surface area was crafted out of oak planks. But anybody who knows Ky will tell you that he doesn't duplicate anything...he innovates! His version of a radio flyer sled comes complete with custom steering handle bars, a speedometer and a JATO bottle motor mount! Holy ice melt batman! this sled is no JOKER. Ky and his friend took this baby out for a little Sunday afternoon spin down the sidewalks of his Bloomington, Minnesota neighborhood. The snowbanks on each side of the sidewalk made for a perfect luge run. Edited May 1, 2007 by Paul Rob Quote
Richard Cheese Posted May 1, 2007 Posted May 1, 2007 WTF???? no "literature" with those pics??? Quote
sand chick Posted May 1, 2007 Posted May 1, 2007 Yeah I think that one is a little beyond him! However, now he just might get some new idea Hmmmm..... I am thinking something to do with maybe a skateboard or surfboard, you just never know what he will come up with next. Whatever happened to Monster Garage?? He used to get good inspirations from that show! Quote
White Rhino Posted May 1, 2007 Author Posted May 1, 2007 WTF???? no "literature" with those pics??? Not much there on the site Leave it to the unbelievable imagination of the ROCKETMAN, Ky michaelson, to dream up this latest rocket powered vehicle. Although it's not very hard to believe once you think about all of the other vehicles Ky has rigged a rocket to. The intriguing part about this suped-up radio flyer is that Ky was inspired after staring at a toy sled only a fraction of the size of a real radio flyer. The rails were manufactured out of aluminum andthe surface area was crafted out of oak planks. But anybody who knows Ky will tell you that he doesn't duplicate anything...he innovates! His version of a radio flyer sled comes complete with custom steering handle bars, a speedometer and a JATO bottle motor mount! Holy ice melt batman! this sled is no JOKER. Ky and his friend took this baby out for a little Sunday afternoon spin down the sidewalks of his Bloomington, Minnesota neighborhood. The snowbanks on each side of the sidewalk made for a perfect luge run. Quote
Richard Cheese Posted May 1, 2007 Posted May 1, 2007 (edited) Not much there on the site Leave it to the unbelievable imagination of the ROCKETMAN, Ky michaelson, to dream up this latest rocket powered vehicle. Although it's not very hard to believe once you think about all of the other vehicles Ky has rigged a rocket to. The intriguing part about this suped-up radio flyer is that Ky was inspired after staring at a toy sled only a fraction of the size of a real radio flyer. The rails were manufactured out of aluminum andthe surface area was crafted out of oak planks. But anybody who knows Ky will tell you that he doesn't duplicate anything...he innovates! His version of a radio flyer sled comes complete with custom steering handle bars, a speedometer and a JATO bottle motor mount! Holy ice melt batman! this sled is no JOKER. Ky and his friend took this baby out for a little Sunday afternoon spin down the sidewalks of his Bloomington, Minnesota neighborhood. The snowbanks on each side of the sidewalk made for a perfect luge run. his first name is K-Y does he have a brother named astro-glide??? Edited May 1, 2007 by RICHARDCHEESE Quote
zoom-zoom-Suze Posted May 1, 2007 Posted May 1, 2007 his first name is K-Y does he have a brother named astro-glide??? Quote
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