9 Jun 04:19
Frame and Outer construction on a velomobile
From: Kevin Budd <kbudd <at> ica.net>
Subject: Frame and Outer construction on a velomobile
Newsgroups: gmane.culture.transportation.humanpowered.velomobile
Date: 2008-06-09 02:19:42 GMT
Subject: Frame and Outer construction on a velomobile
Newsgroups: gmane.culture.transportation.humanpowered.velomobile
Date: 2008-06-09 02:19:42 GMT
> 1. frame and outer construction on a velomobile (Roger Chao) > Hi we have a tandem quad, but are finding it very difficult to > create a > fully enclosed shell for(was thinking fabric, due to the weight, and > versatility to rollup/zip off certain sections depending on the > weather), have a look at some pics of it at=20 > > > size of it.....any ideas? Any suggestions of pics, or similar ones > you've built, i'm running out of ideas! > > As I look at it I see that in a sense the vehicle is two side by side recumbents, and so perhaps you should think of it that way. Work to protect each person, and ensure that any equipment is in waterproof bags or boxes. It's hard to imagine it as a whole without all the other stuff you will carry. I suppose ponchos on the people, with helmets that have clear treated visors might seem too simple or primitive...? Can you use cardboard boxes to get a rough idea of the vehicle all loaded up? Since this is not a streamlined HPV, and it's stable on four wheels, aerodynamics are not so important. Kevin www.panflute.ca -- This message comes to you via the Velomobile <at> bikelist.org mailing list, sponsored by http://ihpva.org/ Visit http://bikelist.org/mailman/listinfo/velomobile to manage your subscription.(Continue reading)
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