Introduction: PIMP MY FIREBIKE- Make It Even More Dangerouser With Service Pack 3. (WITH VIDEO CLIP)
If you have a lot of time on your hands you may remember my firewheel bike instructable ;
https://www.instructables.com/id/DANGEROUS-WHEEL-LIGHTS-for-a-moron-who-will-not-wi/
... well its a bit like that one but its all dangeroused up with headlights and tends to get a bit hot.
Read on ...
VIDEOLINK
THIS INSTRUCTABLE IS NOT TO BE COPIED, PLEASE .
IT IS FOR FUN(?)VALUE ONLY... FOR YAHWEH'S SAKE DON'T BE A MORON AND ACTUALLY DO IT. THANK YOU.
https://www.instructables.com/id/DANGEROUS-WHEEL-LIGHTS-for-a-moron-who-will-not-wi/
... well its a bit like that one but its all dangeroused up with headlights and tends to get a bit hot.
Read on ...
VIDEOLINK
THIS INSTRUCTABLE IS NOT TO BE COPIED, PLEASE .
IT IS FOR FUN(?)VALUE ONLY... FOR YAHWEH'S SAKE DON'T BE A MORON AND ACTUALLY DO IT. THANK YOU.
Step 1: Get Your Tools and Bits Together.
Well, I was making this up as I went along... so I only actually needed;
Tin snips
Duck tape
A paper bag
3 Tea lights
Some sand
2 jars
Barbeque felt or firelighters or cloth
Wire mesh
Petrol, paraffin, kerosene, lighter fluid.
Tin snips
Duck tape
A paper bag
3 Tea lights
Some sand
2 jars
Barbeque felt or firelighters or cloth
Wire mesh
Petrol, paraffin, kerosene, lighter fluid.
Step 2: HEADLIGHTS, QUICKLY NOW.
I Gaffer taped two jars to the handlebars and put in a handful of sand and a Tealight candle.
Step 3: TAIL-LIGHT/ BACKLIGHT.
A backlight is needed as well if I'm to keep everything all nice and legal.
I taped a paper bag to my rack, threw in some sand and a Tealight.
I taped a paper bag to my rack, threw in some sand and a Tealight.
Step 4: PIMP UP THE VOLUME.
On the original firewheel I used half a felt cube.
For this pimped up instructable I'm going to up to three on your bottom.
So,I put barbeque-felt in some mesh, wrapped it like a sweetie and bent it around opposing spokes so that it sat inside the wheel.
For this pimped up instructable I'm going to up to three on your bottom.
So,I put barbeque-felt in some mesh, wrapped it like a sweetie and bent it around opposing spokes so that it sat inside the wheel.
Step 5: WAITING FOR DARKNESS AND a STUPID FRIEND TO RIDE IT.
Highly trained chickens give the bike a last minute check over before the darkness comes.
Step 6: THE DARKSIDE.
OKAY...here it is.