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[papayolk]

Why, you may ask yourself, why is Papa so happy? Today I hold in my twisted old hand, signed, sealed and delivered, a patent licencing agreement with Cozy Cruiser to produce my "Spud". Should be on the market early next year.




So who has the tiniest of teardrops? I do. Jayson, who makes Cozy Cruisers over in Springfield, OR, makes a fine rig and I am so pleased he will be making mine. I get the first one and can hardly wait. He's going to use an aluminum chassie and it will be so light and sweet.

Here's a pic of Jayson with my proto, Spud, made from scrap plywood and crap from Home Depot. I pulled her over 6000 miles and it was a blast. When I get her back I'll put her under a tarp and some day my grand-kids will take her to Antiques Road Show and say this is the original Spud, the first true motorcycle teardrop.




YouTube vid: www.http://youtu.be/1z7QnNkMgF0

[AceMan]

Congrats on that contract. Will be looking forward to seeing the production model

[Junkboy999]

Ok now we have seen it all, Pop-ups, Clam shell, and now expandables. That is great.

I see you setting on the side in the opening. What happens to the floor when folded. Do they
overlap each other in the body when closed.

Terry
Junkboy999

[papayolk]

>> I see you setting on the side in the opening. What happens to the floor when folded. Do they
overlap each other in the body when closed. -- Junkboy999

Like an inchworm... watch the Video.

[Rlowell]

Amazing!!!! Great job!!!


Rod

[AceMan]

After watching the video I think I would want a small window on both sides of the front section and a optional side and top covering. That probably has already crossed your mind. Just my 2 cents.

[Junkboy999]

That is Fan-damn-tastic.

Ya I was thinking the same thing too about a little window on the front sides. Just to give that overall teardrop look.

Keep it up, and GL on the contract for production.




Terry
Junkboy999