Corrugated Plastic Rockets
Chase's ride, A.K.A. "Big Toe"
Apologies for the low-resolution images! Better resolution can be found on the build page for this velomobile here.
Apologies for the low-resolution images! Better resolution can be found on the build page for this velomobile here.
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This is the heart of the velomobile, the chassis. Made of mild steel 16 gauge box tubing, I designed & fabricated this chassis myself in my family's semitruck trailer repair garage.
Fabrication time: est. 45 hours Specs:
Shimano Acera front derailleur Shimano Tourney rear derailleur Sturmey Archer 90mm drum brake hubs (front) Kenda KWEST tires 100psi, lined Rear 26'' wheel Two front 20'' wheels 8 speed shimano hyperglide cassette (11-28t) 3 speed 28/38/48t front chainrings Sigma BC1909 HR computer 14 Watt solar panel system wired to USB output USB speakers Convex rearview mirror (3x) sigma triple LED headlight (housed internally) 5 LED Sigma rear safety light 5 degrees negative camber Lever steering Long wheelbase Panoramic windscreen w/ sun visor Windscreen air inlet |
It isn't a velomobile without a shell! The shell was made using Adam Mercier's method of a pvc skeleton then dressing it in corrugated plastic.
Fabrication time: est. 16 hours |
Adam's ride, A.K.A. "Speed Boat"
Apologies for the low-resolution images! Better resolution can be found on the build page for this velomobile here.
Apologies for the low-resolution images! Better resolution can be found on the build page for this velomobile here.
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This is the heart of the velomobile, the chassis. Made of mild steel 16 gauge box tubing, Adam designed & fabricated this chassis himself at his school.
Fabrication time: ?? Specs:
52t front chainring Avid bb5 mechanical disc brakes Schwalbe marathon racer tires 100psi, belted Three 20'' wheels 7 speed rear freewheel Sigma BC1909 HR computer 10.5 Watt solar panel system wired to USB output USB speakers Convex rearview mirror 4 LED headlight 5 LED Sigma rear safety light No camber Direct steering Short wheelbase Panoramic windscreen w/ sun visor Windscreen air inlet |
It isn't a velomobile without a shell! The shell was made using Adam Mercier's method of a pvc skeleton then dressing it in corrugated plastic.
Fabrication time: 20 hours |























