
Looks hard to ride.
Link.
Mine and everybody's freaky, junky bikes.
I've never seen one of these before. Easily the slickest cruiser ever created.
This excessively busy website has a nice gallery of various muscle bikes. This one is probably my fav.
Sorry. I'm might be buying one of these this Sunday, so today is stingray and muscle-bike day.
Most useful invention ever. I love the use of a unicycle for the front. This would honestly be so easy to build with a trike scooter and a uni.
This pic is from the same forum as the one below, but both pix deserved thier own post. I've always loved Skeeter's bike - even when I was a little kid. When I first got back into bikes (read: actually into bikes, not just a little kid), my first project I wanted to do was do a reproduction of Skeeter's bike. I looked up how much disc and trispoke wheels cost, and immediately abandoned the project.
This site has some pretty interesting things. They seem to be primarily special needs cycles, which is great. The first thing I saw was this trike with the front wheel drive. I can't imagine that it is practical as a vehicle with a direct-drive to such a small wheel. However, the trike conversion kits are really cool. Unfortunately, they are $300.
"Open Road 10 speed woman's bike.....$25....OBO
I usually don't post nice roadbikes, but this one is a 1980, so I feel that it deserves some credit.
Woah. Great idea. I think I might abuse it though by riding to top and bombing down the hill. Pretty awesome hill.
These things are seriously death traps. If the front wheel get caught up on anything (pebbles, cracks), which is really easy because the tires are hard rubber, then the entire body of the bike rotates forward with your legs behind the handlebars. Also it's tall.
Found here. It's just some collection of picutres somebody made on some Australian version of geocities. I especially like the one-wheel one. (the link is for the homepage)

Also made of plastic. Can you tell that I just google shit and post the results?
It's like a beach-cruiser pennyfarthing.