Bad to the Bone Spyder by Parotech

[Lamonster]

Got this from a friend that's at the show in Austria. It was built for the show by Parotech (http://www.parotech.com/english/index.html). Lot's of detail went into this project. :thumbup:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsEDvfHTgSQ

[bone crusher]

Got this from a friend that's at the show in Austria. It was built for the show by Parotech (http://www.parotech.com/english/index.html). Lot's of detail went into this project. :thumbup:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsEDvfHTgSQ

Very cool...always neat to see new perspectives on things...the tires are definitely a good look!

[burg650]

I like the front bumper.

[tweeder]

I like the front bumper.

ditto

[Tom in NM]

. . . lots of work there.

Since it was an SE5, what was that where the SM5 shifter was?

I thought the seat treatment was great - especially with the passenger seat gone and with it built up to be a lower back support. Nice.

I thought the hood customization looked way better than stock.

Amazing how they kept the overall look, but changed just about everything.

Tom

[dltang]

That is so cool, I wonder how that exhaust sounds, it looks great, almost not there.

[Firefly]

Amazing work.....:yikes:

Fantastic... :doorag::2thumbs::thumbup:

[chris56]

looked on their webside if there is a chance to order something ..
my favorite parts are these frontfenders
http://www.parotech.com/blog/?p=250

[SpyderWolf]

:2thumbs:

Very cool concepts!

[XLT]

. . . lots of work there.

Since it was an SE5, what was that where the SM5 shifter was?

I thought the seat treatment was great - especially with the passenger seat gone and with it built up to be a lower back support. Nice.

I thought the hood customization looked way better than stock.

Amazing how they kept the overall look, but changed just about everything.

Tom


:agree: LOOKS LIKE IT'S BEEN TRON-ED!

[Lamonster]

:agree: LOOKS LIKE IT'S BEEN TRON-ED!
:D
http://www.wired.com/autopia/2010/11/get-your-very-own-street-legal-tron-light-cycle/

[XLT]

:D
http://www.wired.com/autopia/2010/11/get-your-very-own-street-legal-tron-light-cycle/

Thanks Lamonster! The first moments of the vid I said to myself I....MUST....HAVE....ONE! Then he began to ride it and I thought maybe left best to Jeff Bridges:yikes:!

[sealfloorboards]

:D
http://www.wired.com/autopia/2010/11/get-your-very-own-street-legal-tron-light-cycle/

Very cool looking. Love the tires but my back wouldn't last to the corner clinic.

John
Seal FloorBoards

[SpyderWolf]

That is cool that they actually created a machine to look like the ones in the film. I am not sure about the handling, as it seems your body position is totally wrong and wouldn't provide much leverage for trying to get the thing through corners. I could definitely see this being trailered to a lot of shows, and it would be cool to take it down Main Street in Daytona as well.

[Swordsman]

That is cool that they actually created a machine to look like the ones in the film. I am not sure about the handling, as it seems your body position is totally wrong and wouldn't provide much leverage for trying to get the thing through corners. I could definitely see this being trailered to a lot of shows, and it would be cool to take it down Main Street in Daytona as well.

Er... I missed what they changed that would affect position, unless it was the pegs? I'm not familiar enough with Spyders to notice the subtleties. I was seriosuly diggin' on those enclosed fenders, though. :thumbup:

~SM

[Raptor]

Simply beautiful work. I love the line, how it flows out the back. That appeared to be a custom made swing arm, among other things. I don't think Ihave seen tires like that before either. Just wonderful! Thanks Lamont. That was fun to watch. :thumbup:

[SpyderWolf]

Er... I missed what they changed that would affect position, unless it was the pegs? I'm not familiar enough with Spyders to notice the subtleties. I was seriosuly diggin' on those enclosed fenders, though. :thumbup:

~SM

My comment was related to the other link posted for the company that actually made TRON Light Cycle replicas. I neglected to quote the link: http://www.wired.com/autopia/2010/11...n-light-cycle/ (http://www.wired.com/autopia/2010/11/get-your-very-own-street-legal-tron-light-cycle/) . Sorry about that.

The Parotech Spyder should ride and function just like a normal Spyder. :thumbup: