Alright, let’s talk about a machine that’s a true piece of engineering artistry, born from a desire to create something entirely unique. This is the “Triple Bike,” a three-cylinder, two-stroke motorized bicycle, the most complex project to date from Florian Hauser of F84 Engineering.
Florian, a man who believes two-stroke engines have more soul than anything short of a V12, set out to build something that was all his own.
Florian Hauser Has Built a Crazy Three-Cylinder Motor Bike
He built this machine from the ground up, teaching himself CAD, how to use a lathe, and how to operate a milling machine along the way. The engine, a marvel weighing just under 40 pounds, was based on three single-cylinder engine kits but was heavily re-engineered with custom-fabricated parts, including the crankshaft and housing.
The “Triple Bike,” he says, is a testament to the principle that “form follows function.” It’s not a racer; it’s a relaxed cruiser, designed for a smooth and enjoyable ride.
With an estimated 15 to 25 horsepower, it’s got enough get-up-and-go to be fun, but its real purpose is to showcase Florian’s skills.
This is his rolling business card, a masterpiece built to attract attention as he sets out to build engines and motorcycles full-time. And if this is what he’s started with, we can only imagine what’s coming next. This “Triple Bike” is more than just a motorcycle; it’s a statement of passion and a promise of what’s to come.
Source: BikeBound
