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	USB 2 Motorcycle Engine 26 June 2007   File under  Gadgets   Author: Mike Werner   Location: Normandy, France Via: Engadget Here's the gadget for any self-respecting motorcycle riding geek out there; - the SolidAlliance 3-port USB 2.0 Engine Hub. It's a USB 2 hub, allowing you to connect 3 USB devices to your computer. The USB hub has the shape of a motorcycle engine. The detail of the engine is quite amazing. The motorcycle engine has a kick starter, gear shift and makes real engine noises. When you change gear, the engine makes a different sound. Start up the engine by using the kick starter. All-in-all, a real gadget for motorcycle geeks. Here's a video of the hub: You'll be able to buy it shortly online at GeekStuff4U Price: About US$ 43 Article Review & Rating (for the article, not the content) Technorati :Gadgets Motorbike Motorbikes Computers   Save This Page to del.icio.us   Stumble It!   Legacy (Old) Comments 1) Nick said on: (26/06/2007 20:17:43 GMT) email:Nick | website: http://nstaib.googlepages.com USB 2 Motorcycle Engine I want one of these NOW! 2) Mike Werner said on: (26/06/2007 20:41:39 GMT) email:Mike Werner | website: http://motorbiker.org Get back in line please !!! No cutting into the queue ! (Note, should be available tomorrow) 3) Ronn said on: (26/06/2007 23:27:55 GMT) email:Ronn | website: http://beatnikbiker.com USB 2 Motorcycle Engine Sounds like it may be a little low on oil, with all the clicking. :-) Also, any 'after-market' pipe options so I can make it sound more like my Harley? It actually looks like a fun novelty. 4) Shaun said on: (28/06/2007 07:49:49 GMT) email:Shaun | website: USB 2 Motorcycle Engine At least gearshift is on correct side for the old english engine it is modelled on (BSA) even if the pattern is upside-down to what it would have been. It was that way (and racers still use it) so you can upshift around a corner without having to get your foot under the lever, just press down to go up a gear. 5) Phil Drackley said on: (17/07/2007 13:44:31 GMT) email:Phil Drackley | website: http://TheLondonBikers.com USB 2 Motorcycle Engine Do they do a rotary engine style? 6) Levon said on: (31/08/2007 06:43:15 GMT) email: | website: USB 2 Motorcycle Engine Something for the motogeek in us all. 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