Wow!

[mrfreeze5]

http://www.mobile01.com/newsdetail.php?id=5933

[demon_knight69]

INDIVIDUAL CHAIN LINKS?!?!?! *boggle*

for those that want to read the writeup also:
http://translate.google.com/translate?j ... h-CN&tl=en

[iseijininc]

here's a cheaper alternative http://www.yamaha-motor.co.jp/global/en ... index.html
You can make it out of paper although you need some patience.

[demon_knight69]

here's a cheaper alternative http://www.yamaha-motor.co.jp/global/en ... index.html
You can make it out of paper although you need some patience.

those things are so awesome. i've never actually attempted to make one, i imagine they're tough as hell though

[haro504]

you could probally build a real one faster but that is really detailed i never seen one like that

[R3TARD]

i want one!

[yamaha_george]

Just think of the bragging rights "I built a bike that is identical to Rossi's"
Anyone challenges you tell them to put there money here their mouth is and then take it out of you Helmet cover LoL

[China_Racer_1]

I looked at that thing. al those chain links thats just frigin crazy.

No way I got that much time.. patience yes.. time.. no.. ha ha

[the_finch]

Meh... If you read a little farther down the page it says he still has trouble starting it on cold mornings, and that the race tank makes him refill the tank with an eye dropper every ten or twenty feet, but overall, I think it turned out pretty well.

Did anyone else notice that he did the equivalent of micro-bondo to most of the pieces?

[sweekster]

Very Impressive...Just as impressive as this:

[olie05]

The YZR-m1 model is definitely not as impressive as the ferrari model. That guy not only made a working miniature engine, but also a working miniature transmission.

Also, he didn't simply pop some plastic pieces out of molds and glue them together, he machined every part and If I recall correctly he even molded his own tires.

Let's see someone make a replica yzr-m1 with that extreme attention to detail.