Sputnik

An earthly tribute to mans 40th year in space


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SPTUNIK. Please see below for other photographs of the vehicle.

SPUTNIK The uniquely designed and specially engineered Didik Sputnik, with its 360 degree clear high impact cockpit resembles a cross between a Flash Gorden rocket ship and the first manmade satellite, the Russian "Sputnik". The vehicle was designed with three things in mind, low center of gravity for superior handling, an extremely quiet interior and a functional as well as unique design. At first glance, the vehicle may appear to have unnecessary ornamentation. The fact is that every every designed element serves an important technical function. For example, the chromed side bars are in fact side impact bumpers. The six rear chromed "jet engine bars" serve as both bumper/crush zones as well as housings for the 6 miniature reflectors. The polished aluminum body is designed to increase safety by increasing its visibility to other drivers. The vehicle is constructed of welded thin walled steel tubing, and is sheathed in aircraft quality aluminum skin for maximum strength. The vehicle has four wheels, however, unlike a conventional automobile, the Didik Shooting Star has one wheel in the front, one wheel in the back and two wheels in the center. The handling can only be described as breathtaking...superior to virtually all conventional automobiles. The vehicle is propelled by both an electric motor and an emergency gasoline engine. Under New York State law, the vehicle is classified as a motorcycle.

 


DIDIK Sputnik while still under construction. Please see below for photo of finished vehicle.

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DIDIK Shooting Star

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The DIDIK web site is updated on a regular basis. It is worth comming back from time to time. You saw it in a gallery, at a show or on the street, but not here? In that case, plese e-mail Frank Didik for more information or the web site address with additional art work at: [email protected]


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