So, I have just completed a test ride using this beauty.


Took it to the park cos the path is properly bumpy. Even at 10mph I was bouncing all over the place. At 20 the box was still perfectly secure, even though I wasn't!








millzy555 wrote:Great build! What wind 9c are you using? Thanks


waynebergman wrote:Nice bike Xanda. I have purchased the plans from AZ for the Warrior myself and look forward to the project. Should be a winter project after I research a few things for it. I like your seat, did you make that or where did you get it and how much did it cost and weigh. I have some fiber glass experience but I do not like working with the stuff very much so if there was a store bought solution for a nice seat I would most likely go that route.
Wayne


Tpower wrote:Very good job Xanda,please post pics whan painting job it's ok.
43mph it's good speed,and 5kw with 9c it's great result.













Lessss wrote:I always thought they should have a swing arm high enough for trucks to see that could normally be in line behind the back tire but could be swung out to the left to give trucks and cars a better visual of where you and your front tire is. Not to mention it could be used as a swatter to hit dumb fucks driving too close.



MagerPain wrote:That is a truly awesome build mate!
I'm currently in the process of scratch building a tadpole from my own designs based on hundreds of google images, youtube videos, manufacturer websites etc. This is certainly adding to the inspiration stream!
Based on your experience with the 9C motor, would you recommend getting one? I'm torn between getting either the 9C or going all out and getting the Crystalite HS3540.
Stay safe on your creation!![]()
Cheers,
Rob

MagerPain wrote:That is a truly awesome build mate!
I'm currently in the process of scratch building a tadpole from my own designs based on hundreds of google images, youtube videos, manufacturer websites etc. This is certainly adding to the inspiration stream!
Rob

Xanda2260 wrote:
The 9c is cool, but I'd like better acceleration. This motor at 100v in a 20" rim would be lovely, in a 26" it's a bit sluggish to accelerate for my tastes.
honduran_kid wrote:
MagerPain
this website has a great blueprint for one, and the instructions are alot more precise then AZ
http://amidesign.ch/en_hpv-trike.htm




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