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I’m normally not a fan of trikes, but I’m willing to make an exception for the utterly insane beast in the video below. Since the video comes from a Russian-language site on You Tube, I can’t offer any details (since my Cyrillic is more than a little rusty). Still, judging from the passing traffic the video was shot in the United States. I’d go one step farther and say it was filmed in New York.
I have no idea if this thing is even street legal, and the wheelbase combined with the small front tire(s) would make it a handful to drive in anything other than a straight line. I’m guessing that’s where the rear wheels come into play, since instant oversteer is just a whack of the throttle away. I’d never want to own anything like this, but I’d sure as hell enjoy an afternoon to play around behind the tiller.

It’s Tim Cotterill’s Road Rocket..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oeNLMN_RqSI
this was also known as the Blastolene Brothers Hemi Trike, Tim only designed it. The only people who can build this level of incredible are the Blastolene Brothers
A sculptor by trade, Frogman Tim Cotterill brought his trike design to Blastolene, the same folks who built Jay’s Tank Car. Now the powerful and eccentric Rocket II Trike is on the road, powered by a blown Hemi V8, which generates over 1000 hp.
go to jaylenosgarage.com and look under custom built the guy who owns this came over to his shop and they did a 20min video on it
[...] and gents, meet Tim “Frogman” Cotterill and “Rocket II.” Cotterill’s known for making some of the worlds most famous bronze sculptures. He’s an [...]
[...] and gents, meet Tim “Frogman” Cotterill and “Rocket II.” Cotterill’s known for making some of the worlds most famous bronze sculptures. He’s an [...]